The chief minister also directed officials to cap the maximum fee for division and registration of ancestral properties at Rs 5,000, reducing the financial burden on families. Additionally, CM Adityanath emphasised the need for uniform circle rates across the state, mandatory document verification prior to registration, and the adoption of digital technologies to simplify the overall registration process.
To further improve the efficiency of public-facing services, the chief minister called for the modernisation of registry office infrastructure and the digitization of all key services, the statement added.
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