Which copy should I use for official work?

Use the digitally signed certified copy that WebGIS 2.0 issues after payment.

Who maintains MP land records?

The Commissioner, Land Resource Management, Madhya Pradesh. WebGIS 2.0 says records are updated online in real time.

Is mutation automatic after I buy farm land?

For rural agricultural land registered on SAMPADA, a mutation case is created in RCMS automatically, and the buyer gets the RCMS acknowledgement with the registry.

Can I pay land revenue online?

Yes. WebGIS 2.0 takes payment of land revenue for agricultural and diverted land.

The WebGIS 2.0 helpdesk is 1800-203-0311 (toll free), 9:45 am to 6:15 pm.

Record guide

Bhu-Abhilekh in Madhya Pradesh

This guide is still being prepared and has not been reviewed. It shows only the parts we can state with confidence. Check the official portal before relying on it.

Bhu-Abhilekh is Madhya Pradesh's land record system, now on WebGIS 2.0 (webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in). It shows the khasra, B-1 (khatauni) and village map of a land parcel, and issues digitally signed certified copies online.

Definition

Khasra and B-1: The khasra is the survey-number record of a land parcel in Madhya Pradesh; the B-1 (khatauni) groups the parcels held in one account. Both are maintained by the Commissioner, Land Resource Management.

When you need it

Before buying agricultural or rural land, to confirm the holder and area and to see mortgage or court entries on the parcel. Banks also ask for it when land is offered as security.

Steps

Open webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in and choose the land record (Bhu-Abhilekh) search.
Find the parcel by its location and khasra number, or on the map.
View the khasra and B-1 details.
For a certified copy, register as a user, pay online and download the digitally signed copy.
Use the RCMS order and civil court case options on the same portal to check orders and cases on the parcel.

What you need to search

District, tehsil and village
Khasra (survey) number, or Land Parcel ID / ULPIN
Holder name, where the search allows it

Fees

Bhu-Abhilekh fee. Source: www.mpigr.gov.in, as of 2026-10-19.

Certified copy of khasra, B-1 or naksha: Rs 30 for the first page and Rs 15 for each extra page; digitally signed copies are available online about 30 minutes after payment (Commissioner Land Records rate notice, 2019, published by IGRS). (source: https://www.mpigr.gov.in/igrs_cms_api/api/website/download?filePath=docs/Cadastral_Map_Fee.pdf, as of 2026-10-19. Verify with sub-registrar.)

How to read it

The khasra shows the parcel's number, area and holder; the B-1 lists every parcel in the holder's account. Check that the seller holds the exact khasra being sold, and look for mortgage, diversion and court entries.

Red flags

The seller's name is missing from the khasra or B-1
Agricultural land where a building is planned, with no diversion
A bank mortgage recorded on the parcel
A civil court case shown for the parcel
The area on record differs from the deed

Questions

Which copy should I use for official work?: Use the digitally signed certified copy that WebGIS 2.0 issues after payment.
Who maintains MP land records?: The Commissioner, Land Resource Management, Madhya Pradesh. WebGIS 2.0 says records are updated online in real time.
Is mutation automatic after I buy farm land?: For rural agricultural land registered on SAMPADA, a mutation case is created in RCMS automatically, and the buyer gets the RCMS acknowledgement with the registry.
Can I pay land revenue online?: Yes. WebGIS 2.0 takes payment of land revenue for agricultural and diverted land.
Is there a helpline?: The WebGIS 2.0 helpdesk is 1800-203-0311 (toll free), 9:45 am to 6:15 pm.

Sources

MP Bhulekh WebGIS 2.0
Fee source — as of 2026-10-19

General information only, not legal advice.

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