Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Speeds Up Land Record Digitization to Cut Out Middlemen, Says Revenue Minister
KP's Revenue Minister Tariq Mahmood Aryani said the provincial government is accelerating digitization of land records to deliver transparent, hassle-free services and eliminate middlemen.
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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) provincial government is accelerating the digitization of land records to provide citizens with modern, transparent and hassle-free revenue services, provincial Minister for Revenue and Estate Tariq Mahmood Aryani said on Wednesday.
According to the Associated Press of Pakistan, Aryani made the remarks during a surprise visit to the Service Delivery Centre in Abbottabad, where he inspected arrangements for public service delivery.
Reducing Reliance on Middlemen
The minister framed the digitization push as part of efforts to reduce citizens' reliance on middlemen when dealing with land record matters, a longstanding source of complaints and alleged exploitation in property-related administrative processes across the province.
Details of the specific digitization measures already implemented, or the timeline for completing the broader rollout across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, were not specified in the available report.
Service Delivery Centres of the kind visited by Aryani are intended to serve as a single point of access for citizens seeking revenue and land-related documentation, part of a wider provincial effort to streamline government service delivery and reduce opportunities for corruption.
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