Villagers expressed happiness after getting information about auto mutation, geo referencing and online revenue facilities.

Villagers are getting relief due to improvement in revenue services, expressed gratitude to Chief Minister Shri Vishnu Dev Sai and Revenue Minister Shri Tank Ram Verma

Raipur, November 2, 2026/The Revenue Department's stall has become the center of attraction at the exhibition organized in Nava Raipur on the occasion of Chhattisgarh Rajyotsav 2026. A large number of citizens from various districts of the state have come to know about the digital and online services being provided by the Revenue Department. Facilities like geo-referencing, auto mutation, online name transfer, partition and digitization of revenue records have been displayed in the exhibition. There is a lot of enthusiasm among the people towards these facilities. Villagers said that the online services of the Revenue Department are now reducing the hassle of unnecessary visits to government offices. This is providing relief to the common citizens along with saving both time and money.

Villagers of Balodabazar-Bhatapara district said that online facilities are making revenue related work easier.

Mr. Dilip Verma and Mr. Vedram Verma, residents of Saklor village in Simga development block of Balodabazar-Bhatapara district, along with other villagers who had come to the Rajyotsav, visited the Revenue Department's exhibition. Praising the online services, they said that earlier, for small revenue-related work, one had to make several trips to the tehsil and other offices. This wasted both time and money. Now, with the expansion of online facilities, processes are becoming easier and people are able to get revenue-related information from the comfort of their homes. The villagers expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Mr. Vishnu Dev Sai and Revenue Minister Mr. Tank Ram Verma for these public welfare reforms.

Mr. Mahendra Sahu, Mr. Rajaram, Mr. Ashwani, and Mr. Tilak, along with other villagers from the village of Patharidih in the same district, reported that the process of obtaining caste and domicile certificates has become more convenient than before. The reduction in time for undisputed name transfers and partitions is providing relief to farmers and ordinary citizens. The availability of revenue records online makes it easier to obtain records from anywhere if needed. The villagers said that these government-provided facilities are reducing the problems faced by the common people. They thanked the Chief Minister and the Revenue Minister and described these efforts as useful for the villagers.

The villagers of Raipur and Janjgir also appreciated the digital revenue system.

Mr. Manoj, Mr. Salik, and Mr. Jitendra, who arrived from Budgahan village in Raipur district, described the reforms being implemented in the Revenue Department as beneficial to the public. They said that the digital system is increasing transparency in revenue-related work and providing convenience to ordinary citizens. Online services are proving especially useful for farmers and needy families in rural areas. They expressed their gratitude to Chief Minister Mr. Vishnu Dev Sai and Revenue Minister Mr. Tank Ram Verma for expanding these facilities.

Similarly, Mr. Jeevan Lal, Mr. Omkar, and Mr. Lalit, along with other villagers from Janjgir district, appreciated the information provided at the exhibition. They said that the modern technology being adopted by the Revenue Department is making it easier to obtain information on land records. This will reduce unnecessary hassles for the public regarding revenue-related matters. The villagers expressed their gratitude to the state government for its efforts to simplify and make revenue services accessible.