In Madhya Pradesh, checking land records no longer means rounds of the tehsil office. On MP Bhulekh (mpbhulekh.gov.in), the complete record of 55 districts and 53,000+ villages is online — completely free, no login needed. Here you get not just Khatauni, but also B-1 (mutation register) and P-2 (cumulative ownership record).
In this detailed guide, we explain in simple language — what MP Bhulekh is, what Khasra, B-1, and P-2 mean, how to view your land record online (3 methods), how to get a certified copy, how to track mutation, what ULPIN is, and how to avoid fake websites. At the end, 10 essential questions are answered.
MP Bhulekh: Key Facts at a Glance
| Point | Details |
|---|---|
| Portal | mpbhulekh.gov.in (Revenue Department, Madhya Pradesh) |
| Coverage | 55 districts, 53,000+ villages |
| Main records | Khasra, Khatauni, B-1 (mutation register), P-2 |
| Search methods | Owner name / Khasra number / plot number |
| Fee | Free to view online; certified copy Rs 30–100 (district-variable) |
| ULPIN | 14-digit unique land parcel ID |
What Is MP Bhulekh?
MP Bhulekh is the official portal of the Madhya Pradesh Revenue Department. All land records are digital here — transparency is its biggest benefit. Which land is in whose name, how much, what crop grows on it — anyone can view it from home.
Key Terms: Khasra, B-1, P-2, ULPIN
Khasra: the detailed record of a land parcel — area, ownership, crop, soil type, irrigation source.
Khatauni: the consolidated account record of the owner.
B-1 (Nakal): the mutation register — a record of every ownership change.
P-2: the cumulative ownership record — the chain of current + historical ownership.
ULPIN: a 14-digit unique ID for every land parcel — like Aadhaar for land.
How to View Your Land Record Online (Free Method)
Step 1: Open mpbhulekh.gov.in.
Step 2: Go to Services → Bhu-Abhilekh and choose Yes for an ordinary copy.
Step 3: Select district → tehsil → village.
Step 4: Choose your search method:
- By owner name: a list of all landowners in the village opens — find the name and click it
- By Khasra number: enter the Khasra number
- By plot number: enter the plot/block number
Step 5: Fill the captcha and press View Details — the complete Khasra/Khatauni information appears on screen. Download/print options are also available.
Note: this copy is for information only. For loans, courts, or government work you need a digitally signed certified copy — available after login for a fee.
How to Get a Certified Copy (After Login)
After logging in, the dashboard offers these services:
- Digitally signed Khasra/Khatauni copies — valid for loans, courts, government work
- B-1 extract — summary of ownership and crop
- Encumbrance certificate — whether the land has any loan/liability
- Certified copy of Bhu Naksha
- Mutation application and its tracking
- Complaints about record errors and their resolution
Certified copy fees are usually Rs 30–100 (varies by district) — pay online via UPI/card/netbanking.
How to Track Mutation
After buying land, inheritance, or partition, getting mutation done is essential. On MP Bhulekh you can file a mutation application and track its status online. Revenue court cases can be viewed at rcms.mp.gov.in.
What If the Record Has an Error?
If the name, area, or Khasra number is wrong, file a complaint on the portal and get it corrected by the Tehsildar. If a recent purchase still shows the old owner’s name, don’t panic — the mutation process takes time.
Beware of Fake Websites
Many fake websites charge money to show records. Remember — viewing records on mpbhulekh.gov.in is completely free. Use only the official URL.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q1: How do I view Khasra-Khatauni on MP Bhulekh?
A: mpbhulekh.gov.in → Bhu-Abhilekh → select district, tehsil, village → search by name/khasra/plot.
Q2: Can I view records without login?
A: Yes — no login needed for basic information.
Q3: What are B-1 and P-2?
A: B-1 is the mutation register; P-2 is the cumulative ownership record.
Q4: What is ULPIN?
A: A 14-digit unique identification number for every land parcel.
Q5: What is the certified copy fee?
A: Usually Rs 30–100 (district-variable) — check the fee board on the portal.
Q6: Will the online copy work in court?
A: No — get a digitally signed certified copy for courts/loans.
Q7: How do I track mutation?
A: File the application on the portal and track its status online.
Q8: What if the record has an error?
A: File a complaint on the portal and get it corrected by the Tehsildar.
Q9: Where do I get the Bhu Naksha?
A: From the Bhu Naksha service on the MP Bhulekh portal.
Q10: Where do I view revenue court cases?
A: On rcms.mp.gov.in.
Important Links
- MP Bhulekh: mpbhulekh.gov.in
- Revenue court cases: rcms.mp.gov.in
Disclaimer: GramSuvidha is a private information portal (not a government website). The information above is based on official sources — before any legal work related to records, please confirm with the tehsil/revenue department.
