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Maharashtra makes Aadhaar mandatory for immovable property registration from October 1
By Saurabha Kulshreshtha2 min read at Hindustan Times
In brief
The Maharashtra government has mandated Aadhaar authentication for the registration of 63 types of immovable property documents starting October 1.
Revenue Minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule stated this policy aims to curb property fraud, prevent identity impersonation, and increase overall system efficiency.
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Maharashtra has made Aadhaar authentication mandatory for the registration of immovable property documents from October 1, with the new rule covering 63 types of registrations, including property sale, purchase, mortgage and partition deeds, a revenue department official said.
Revenue minister Chandrashekhar Bawankule said no document would be registered without Aadhaar identification, as part of measures to prevent fraud in property transactions.
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