Bhu Naksha MP 2026 | Check Madhya Pradesh Land Map Online

What is Bhu Naksha MP? (मध्य प्रदेश भू नक्शा)

Bhu Naksha MP (भू नक्शा मध्यप्रदेश) is the official digital land map service provided by the Commissioner Land Records and Settlement Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh that allows every citizen to view, check, and download the map of any land parcel in Madhya Pradesh showing exact plot boundaries, Khasra numbers, land area, neighbouring plots, and land ownership details completely free of cost for basic viewing.

In simple language: if you want to see exactly where your land is, what shape it is, how big it is, what your plot number (Khasra number) is, and who owns the plots next to yours  Bhu Naksha MP gives you all of this in a digital map format from your phone or computer, without visiting any government office.

भू नक्शा मध्यप्रदेश (Bhu Naksha Madhya Pradesh) पोर्टल पर आप अपनी जमीन का नक्शा, खसरा नंबर, भू-भाग की सीमाएं, और स्वामित्व की जानकारी घर बैठे मुफ्त में देख सकते हैं। इसके लिए आपको किसी पटवारी या तहसील ऑफिस जाने की जरूरत नहीं है।

Before this digital system, getting a land map in MP required visiting the Patwari or Tehsil office, waiting for days, paying unofficial fees to middlemen, and often getting incomplete or outdated information. Today, the same map is available in seconds on any smartphone.

Madhya Pradesh is one of India’s largest states by land area  covering 3.08 lakh square kilometres with 55 districts, 413 tehsils, and over 55,000 villages. Through the Digital India Land Records Modernization Programme (DILRMP), the Bhu Naksha MP portal has digitized land maps across the state, positioning Madhya Pradesh as a leader in land record modernization.

Key Details at a Glance

What is WebGIS 2.0 – MP’s New Land Map System?

From July 30, 2025, the MP Bhulekh portal operates through the upgraded WebGIS 2.0 portal at webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in. This is a significant upgrade from the earlier system.

What changed with WebGIS 2.0:

The old MP Bhulekh portal had a separate Bhu Naksha section. WebGIS 2.0 integrates the land map (Bhu Naksha) directly with the land records (Khasra/Khatauni) in one unified platform. This means when you view a Khasra on WebGIS 2.0, you can see the linked land map simultaneously – and when you view the map, you can see the linked ownership records.

Key improvements in WebGIS 2.0:

• GIS-based interactive map zoom in/out, click on plots
• Direct integration of Khasra records with land maps
• Faster loading and mobile-optimized interface
• Aadhaar e-KYC integration for land record verification
• Online mutation (Namantaran) tracking
• Land revenue payment integration
• Complaint filing system
• Certified copy download for registered users

Important note: The old portal mpbhulekh.gov.in/viewBhuNaksha.do still works for basic map viewing, but for all advanced services and certified copies, use webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in.

Official Portals for Bhu Naksha MP

Free vs Paid Services on MP Bhu Naksha Portal

This is one of the most important things to understand before using the portal. MP Bhulekh has two categories of services free and paid.

Free Services (No Login, No Registration Required):

These services are available to any citizen without creating an account:

• View land map (Bhu Naksha) for any village or plot – free
• View Khasra details (owner name, area, crop information) – free
• View Khatauni (B1) – free
• View land boundaries and neighbouring plots – free
• Check land ownership details – free
• View village-wise land parcel map – free

Paid Services (Registration and Login Required):

For certified or digitally signed copies required for bank loans, property registration, and court proceedings registration is mandatory on the portal and a fee must be paid.

• Certified copy of Bhu Naksha (Khasra map) – paid
• Digitally signed Khasra copy – paid
• Digitally signed Khatauni (B1) copy – paid
• Certified Adhikar Abhilekh – paid
• MRR Copy (Mutation Record) – paid
• RCMS Order Copy – paid

How to access paid services: Go to webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in → Register as Public User → Login → Go to Paid Services → Bhumi Abhilekh Pratilipi → Pay online → Download certified copy.

Fee structure: Nominal fees apply per document – typically ₹20–₹50 per certified copy page. Payment is made through MP Online payment gateway.

What Information Does Bhu Naksha MP Show?

When you view the Bhu Naksha (land map) on the MP Bhulekh portal, you get the following information:

On the Map:

• Exact location and shape of your land parcel
• Plot boundaries (all four sides)
• Khasra number (unique plot identification number)
• Land area in Hectare and Decimal
• Neighbouring plot numbers and their boundaries
• Village boundary indicators
• Road and water body references adjacent to the land
• Colour-coded land classification

In the Land Detail Panel (right side):

• Khasra number
• Bhumi Swami (Land Owner) name
• Land area (Raqba) in Hectare
• Land type – agricultural, residential, forest, government
• Fasal (Crop) information – what crop is recorded for current season
• Irrigation source – well, canal, tube well, or rain-fed
• Encumbrance details – any bank loan or mortgage on the land
• Mutation status

Colour codes on MP Bhu Naksha map:

How to Check Bhu Naksha MP Online

Method 1: Via WebGIS 2.0 (Recommended – New Portal)

Step 1: Open your browser and go to 👉 https://webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in

Step 2: On the homepage, you will see multiple service options. Click on “भू-भाग नक्शा” (Bhu-Bhag Naksha / Land Parcel Map).

Step 3: A pop-up window opens with two questions:

• “क्या आप ग्रामवार पार्सल मानचित्र देखना चाहते हैं?” (Do you want to view village-wise parcel map?) – Click “हाँ” (Yes)
• “क्या आप पार्सल मानचित्र की प्रमाणित प्रति लेना चाहते हैं?” (Do you want a certified copy?) – Click “नहीं” (No) for free viewing

Step 4: A new page opens with a form. Fill in:

• जिला (District): Select your district (e.g., Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur)
• तहसील (Tehsil): Select your Tehsil
• ग्राम (Village): Select your village name

Step 5: Enter the Captcha code shown on screen.

Step 6: Click “नक्शा देखें” (View Map).

Step 7: Your village land map appears as an interactive GIS map. You can:

• Zoom in/out using the scroll wheel or zoom buttons
• Click on any plot to see its Khasra number and details
• Highlight specific Khasra numbers

Step 8: To view your specific plot enter your Khasra number in the search box on the map interface. Your plot will be highlighted in a different colour.

Step 9: Click on the highlighted plot the right panel shows full land details: owner name, area, crop, and classification.

Method 2: Via Old Portal (Still Works)

Step 1: Go to https://mpbhulekh.gov.in/viewBhuNaksha.do

Step 2: Select your District → Tehsil → Village from the dropdowns.

Step 3: Enter Captcha → Click “नक्शा देखें”

Step 4: Map appears – click on any plot to see its details.

How to Download Bhu Naksha MP PDF

After viewing the land map on WebGIS 2.0, you can download a free basic PDF:

Step 1: Go to webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in → “भू-भाग नक्शा”

Step 2: Select District → Tehsil → Village → Enter Captcha → Click “नक्शा देखें”

Step 3: After the map loads, look for the Print / Download icon on the map interface (usually a printer icon or download arrow in the top-right of the map area).

Step 4: Click the download/print option → The map is generated as a PDF.

Step 5: Save the PDF to your device.

Important: The basic downloaded PDF from the free service is for reference only it does not have a digital signature or government stamp. It cannot be used for bank loans, property registration, or court proceedings. For those purposes, you need the certified copy (see next section).

How to Get Certified Bhu Naksha MP (Paid – For Loans & Courts)

If you need an officially certified, digitally signed copy of your land map for a bank loan, property registration, or court case, follow this process:

Step 1: Register on WebGIS 2.0 Go to webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in → Click “पंजीकरण” (Registration) in the top-right → Select “Citizen User Registration” → Fill in your name, address, mobile number, email → Click “OTP भेजें” → Enter OTP → Submit.

Step 2: Login Go to webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in → Click “लॉगिन” (Login) → Enter mobile number and password → Enter Captcha → Click “Sign In”.

Step 3: Select Paid Service After login, go to “Paid Services” → “भू-अभिलेख प्रतिलिपि” (Land Record Copy)

Step 4: Select Map Type Choose “भू-भाग नक्शा (Certified)” → Select District, Tehsil, Village, Khasra number.

Step 5: Pay Fee You will be redirected to MP Online payment gateway → Pay the applicable fee (₹20–₹50 per page) using Net Banking, UPI, or Debit/Credit Card.

Step 6: Download Certified Copy After payment, the certified copy is generated with a digital signature and government stamp. Download the PDF it is now legally valid for:

• Bank home loan and crop loan applications
• Property registration at Sub-Registrar office
• Court cases and legal proceedings
• Government scheme applications
• Mutation (Namantaran) applications

Alternative: You can also get a certified copy at any MP Online Kiosk or Common Service Centre (CSC) in your area paying the same fee without needing to register yourself online.

How to View Bhu Naksha MP by Khasra Number

The most common way people search for their land map is by Khasra number. Here is the exact process:

Step 1: Go to webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in

Step 2: Click “भू-भाग नक्शा” → Select “हाँ” for village map → “नहीं” for certified copy (for free viewing).

Step 3: Select your District, Tehsil, Village → Enter Captcha → Click “नक्शा देखें”.

Step 4: After the village map loads, look for the Khasra search box on the left or top of the map interface.

Step 5: Enter your Khasra number (खसरा संख्या) in the search field.

Step 6: Press Enter or click Search your specific plot is highlighted on the map in a different colour.

Step 7: Click on the highlighted plot → The right panel shows:

• Khasra number (confirmed)
• Owner (Bhumi Swami) name
• Land area in hectare
• Land type and crop

Step 8: To download, click the Print option → Your specific plot’s map is generated.

What if you don’t know your Khasra number? Go to mpbhulekh.gov.in → “Free Services” → “Khasra / B1 / Map” → Search by Owner Name → Your Khasra number will appear in the search results.

How to Search MP Land Map by Owner Name

If you know the landowner’s name but not the Khasra number:

Step 1: Go to https://webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in

Step 2: Click “भू-अभिलेख” (Bhu Abhilekh / Land Records)

Step 3: A pop-up asks – “क्या आप भू-अभिलेख में खसरा खोजना चाहते हैं?” (Do you want to search Khasra in land records?) → Click “हाँ” (Yes)

Step 4: Select your District, Tehsil, Village.

Step 5: Under search options, select “भू-स्वामी के नाम से” (By Owner Name).

Step 6: Enter the owner’s name in Hindi (Devanagari script). If you cannot type Hindi, use Google Input Tools.

Step 7: Click “विवरण देखें” (View Details) a list of all Khasra numbers linked to that name appears.

Step 8: Note your Khasra number from the results → Use it to search the map (as described in the previous section).

How to View MP Land Map by Plot Number

In MP land records, “Gata Sankhya” (गाटा संख्या) and “Khasra Sankhya” (खसरा संख्या) are used interchangeably both refer to the unique plot identification number. The process to search by Gata/Plot number is identical to searching by Khasra number (see the previous section).

However, in some documents especially in urban areas the term “Plot Number” is used. In such cases:

Step 1: Go to webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in → “भू-अभिलेख”

Step 2: Select District, Tehsil, Village.

Step 3: Under search options, select “प्लॉट नंबर से” (By Plot Number).

Step 4: Enter your plot number → View land details and linked map.

What is Bhumi Khand Naksha in MP?

Bhumi Khand Naksha (भू-भाग नक्शा / भूमि खंड नक्शा) is the specific term used in MP land records for a single land parcel map showing the boundaries, measurements, and GIS coordinates of one specific plot (Khasra). This is what appears when you search by Khasra number on the WebGIS 2.0 portal.

It is different from a village map (Gramwar Naksha) which shows all plots in an entire village – and from a tehsil or district map.

When you need Bhumi Khand Naksha specifically:

• Property purchase due diligence – verify exact boundaries
• Bank loan against property – banks require individual plot map
• Construction planning – understand plot dimensions
• Boundary disputes – establish official boundaries in court
• Mutation applications – attach certified plot map

How to View Khasra Khatauni with Map Together

One of the most useful features of WebGIS 2.0 is the ability to view the Khasra record (ownership details) and the Bhu Naksha (land map) simultaneously. Here is how:

Step 1: Go to webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in

Step 2: Click “भू-अभिलेख” → Select District, Tehsil, Village.

Step 3: Search by Khasra number → View your Khasra details.

Step 4: On the Khasra result page, look for “नक्शा देखें” (View Map) button or a map icon.

Step 5: Clicking this opens the GIS map with your specific Khasra plot highlighted showing you both the ownership record and the physical map location simultaneously.

This integrated view is the biggest advantage of WebGIS 2.0 over the old system where land records and maps were on separate portals.

MP Bhu Naksha for Major Cities and Districts

Bhu Naksha Bhopal Bhopal district the state capital has both urban plots (in Bhopal Municipal Corporation area) and rural agricultural land. For urban plots in Bhopal city, the TSLR (Town Survey Land Register) format applies in certain areas. Search on WebGIS 2.0 selecting Bhopal district and your specific tehsil (Bhopal, Berasia, Phanda, Sehore).

Bhu Naksha Indore Indore is one of the most searched districts on the MP Bhu Naksha portal. Indore district has rapid urban expansion many agricultural plots are being converted to residential use. Always verify the land classification (agricultural vs non-agricultural) on the Bhu Naksha before purchasing any Indore land near city limits.

Bhu Naksha Jabalpur Jabalpur district MP’s judicial capital has significant litigation around land records. The Bhu Naksha is frequently used in Jabalpur High Court proceedings. Access via WebGIS 2.0 selecting Jabalpur district and specific tehsil (Jabalpur, Shahpura, Panagar, Sihora, Majholi, Kundam, Patan).

Bhu Naksha Gwalior Gwalior district has distinct urban and rural zones. The Chambal division – covering Gwalior, Morena, Bhind, Datia, Sheopur has historically high land dispute rates. Bhu Naksha verification is especially important before purchasing land in this region.

Bhu Naksha Ujjain Ujjain district a major religious tourism hub has seen rapid development around the Mahakaleshwar temple corridor. Many plots in Ujjain’s peri-urban area are under development. Always check both the Bhu Naksha and the land conversion status before purchase.

Bhu Naksha Sagar, Rewa, Satna, Chhindwara, Dewas, Ratlam, Khandwa, Khargone All major MP districts including Sagar, Rewa, Satna, Dewas, Ratlam, Katni, Chhindwara, Morena, Vidisha, Shivpuri, Damoh, Mandsaur, Khargone, and Khandwa are fully covered on the WebGIS 2.0 portal.

All 55 Districts Covered Under Bhu Naksha MP

The MP Bhu Naksha portal covers all 55 districts of Madhya Pradesh. Here is the complete list organized by division:

All 55 districts, 413 tehsils, and 55,000+ villages are accessible through the WebGIS 2.0 portal.

What is MP Bhulekh WebGIS 2.0 – How it Differs from Old Portal

Understanding the difference between the old portal and WebGIS 2.0 helps you choose the right place for your specific need.

Should you use the old or new portal? For simple free viewing of land maps and Khasra records, both portals work. For certified copies, advanced features, Aadhaar e-KYC, and mutation tracking, always use WebGIS 2.0.

How to Register on WebGIS 2.0 (Required for Certified Copy)

Registration is required only for paid services (certified copies). Free map viewing does not need registration.

Step 1: Go to https://webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in

Step 2: Click “पंजीकरण” (Registration) in the top-right corner of the homepage.

Step 3: Select “Citizen User Registration” (नागरिक उपयोगकर्ता पंजीकरण).

Step 4: Choose registration method Mobile Number or Email.

Step 5: For mobile registration enter your mobile number → Click “OTP भेजें” → Enter OTP received on your phone → Verify.

Step 6: Fill in the registration form:

• Full name (पूरा नाम)
• Address (पता)
• Email ID
• Create password

Step 7: Submit the form → Your account is created successfully.

Step 8: After registration, go to the login page: webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in/#/user-management/signin → Enter mobile number and password → Enter Captcha → Sign in.

How to Login to MP Bhulekh WebGIS 2.0

Step 1: Go to https://webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in/#/user-management/signin

Step 2: Enter your registered Mobile Number and Password.

Step 3: Enter the Captcha shown on screen.

Step 4: Click “Sign In” – you are now logged into your MP Bhulekh dashboard.

Step 5: From the dashboard, access paid services certified Khasra copies, certified Bhu Naksha, Adhikar Abhilekh, and more.

Forgot password? Click “Forgot Password” on the login page → Enter your mobile number → Receive OTP → Create new password.

MP Bhu Naksha Mobile App

The MP Bhulekh Mobile App is the official mobile application of the Commissioner Land Records, Department of Revenue, Government of Madhya Pradesh, designed to provide citizens with seamless access to land records and property-related information.

How to download: Search “MP Bhulekh” on Google Play Store → Download the official app by the Government of Madhya Pradesh → Install and open.

Key features of the MP Bhulekh app include viewing land records (Khasra, Khatoni, Adhikar Abhilekh, MRR Copy, RCMS Order Copy, and Maps directly), search functionality by village, landowner name, survey number, or plot number, certified copies for official purposes, and digitized land maps (Bhu Naksha) to view property boundaries and ownership details.

Who should use the app:

• Farmers checking land records and maps from the field
• Property buyers doing on-site verification
• Legal professionals accessing records during field visits
• NRIs monitoring their MP land remotely

App vs website: The app and website have the same data and services. The app is more convenient for mobile users with a native interface, while the website is better for viewing detailed GIS maps on a larger screen.

Bhu Naksha MP for Farmers – Why It Is Critical

For MP’s crore of farmers, the Bhu Naksha is far more than a map it is the key document that determines their economic security.

Kisan Credit Card and Crop Loan Applications Banks require the Bhu Naksha (land parcel map) along with the Khasra to verify that the land exists, has proper boundaries, and is agricultural. A certified Bhu Naksha from WebGIS 2.0 speeds up KCC and crop loan processing significantly. Farmers with clear, clean maps get loan approval faster.

PM Fasal Bima Yojana (Crop Insurance) The crop insurance scheme uses Khasra records to calculate coverage. The Bhu Naksha confirms the physical land area matches the Khasra record. If there is a discrepancy between the map area and the Khasra area, the farmer may receive lower insurance payout.

PM Kisan Samman Nidhi Verification PM Kisan beneficiary verification includes cross-checking the Khasra and Bhu Naksha records. Farmers with updated, accurate maps are verified faster and receive ₹6,000/year without delays.

Land Boundary Disputes in MP (Common Issue) Madhya Pradesh has historically high rates of agricultural land boundary disputes – particularly in districts like Morena, Bhind, Gwalior, and Chambal where land parcels have been divided multiple times through inheritance. The Bhu Naksha serves as the primary evidence in these disputes the GIS-based map on WebGIS 2.0 is accepted by revenue courts and civil courts across MP.

Land Conversion (Diversification) Applications When a farmer wants to convert agricultural land to residential or commercial use (called Bhoomi Diversion or Akarani in MP), the Bhu Naksha must be submitted with the application to the Collector’s office. The map proves the land’s exact location, area, and current classification.

Bhu Naksha MP for Property Buyers – Verification Checklist

Before buying any land or property in Madhya Pradesh, complete this full verification checklist using the Bhu Naksha portal:

✅ View Bhu Naksha – Confirm the plot exists and boundaries match what the seller claims

✅ Verify Khasra number – Ensure the Khasra number on the map matches the sale agreement

✅ Check land classification colour – Yellow = agricultural, Green = forest (cannot be purchased privately), Grey = government/road

✅ Verify land area – Confirm the map area matches the Khasra area and the sale agreement area

✅ Check neighbouring plots – Understand which plots are adjacent important for access roads and future development

✅ View Khatauni (B1) – Confirm the seller’s name appears as the recorded land owner

✅ Check for encumbrances – Land with a bank mortgage or pending court case will show encumbrances in the Khasra record

✅ Verify land conversion status – If the seller claims the land is “converted” (non-agricultural), verify the conversion order separately

✅ Get certified Bhu Naksha – For legal protection, download the paid certified copy and keep it on record

✅ Check mutation status – If the seller recently purchased the land, verify mutation (Namantaran) is complete in their name

This checklist takes 1 hour but protects you from the most common land fraud schemes in MP including selling forest/government land as private land, selling land with incorrect boundaries, and selling land already mortgaged to a bank.

Bhu Naksha MP for NRIs – Access from Abroad

Madhya Pradesh has a significant NRI population especially from Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, and Jabalpur who now live in the USA, Canada, UK, Gulf, and Australia and own ancestral land in MP.

Good news for NRIs: The WebGIS 2.0 portal is fully accessible from any country without VPN or special configuration. All map viewing and basic Khasra checking is free and available internationally.

What NRIs can do from abroad:

• View land map (Bhu Naksha) for any MP plot
• Check Khasra ownership records
• Register on WebGIS 2.0 using an Indian mobile number
• Download basic (non-certified) land maps
• Monitor if unauthorized changes are made to land records

What NRIs cannot do remotely:

• Appear for mutation hearing at Tehsil
• Get physical certified copy from Patwari office
• Participate in land measurement (Sarvekshan)

For NRIs monitoring ancestral land: The MP Bhulekh portal does not yet have an SMS alert service like Bihar Bhumi. NRIs should designate a trusted Power of Attorney holder in MP who can monitor records and appear for any proceedings as needed. Regular self-monitoring of the Khasra record online is recommended check quarterly for any unexpected mutation or encumbrance entries.

How Banks Use Bhu Naksha MP for Loan Verification

When you apply for a home loan, agricultural loan, or loan against property in Madhya Pradesh, the bank’s legal team performs due diligence on the property. Here is exactly how Bhu Naksha MP fits into this process:

Bank’s due diligence process:

1. Bank requests certified Khasra copy and certified Bhu Naksha from the applicant
2. Bank’s lawyer or internal team independently verifies the land map at WebGIS 2.0
3. They check: does the plot exist? Are the boundaries as described? Is the area correct?
4. They verify: is the land agricultural or has it been legally converted for the intended use?
5. They check for encumbrances: is the same land already mortgaged to another bank?
6. They cross-reference the map with the registered sale deed to ensure consistency

For home loans on agricultural land: Banks require a certified Bhu Naksha showing the land is suitable for the proposed use. Banks in MP typically require an up-to-date certified map not older than 6 months.

After loan sanction: The bank registers a mortgage charge (Bandhan/Bhojan) against your land. This encumbrance appears in your Khasra record. After the loan is fully repaid, you must apply to have this encumbrance removed from the Khasra.

Legal Importance of Bhu Naksha MP in Courts

The Bhu Naksha (certified land parcel map) from MP Bhulekh WebGIS 2.0 is accepted as primary documentary evidence in:

Revenue Courts (Rajasva Nyayalay): All tahsil-level and collector-level revenue courts in MP accept certified Bhu Naksha maps as evidence of land boundaries and classification.

High Court of Madhya Pradesh (Jabalpur): The Jabalpur High Court regularly refers to certified MP Bhulekh maps in land dispute cases. The court has validated the government’s WebGIS data as authoritative evidence.

Civil Courts: In boundary disputes, encroachment cases, and property suits, a certified Bhu Naksha from the official portal is the strongest evidence of a plot’s location and dimensions.

Important legal note: For court purposes, always obtain the paid certified copy with a digital signature – a self-downloaded basic map from the free service is not accepted as legal evidence in most courts.

Bhu Naksha MP vs Khasra MP – What is the Difference?

This is a very common question among MP land record users. Here is the exact difference:

Bottom line: You need BOTH – the Khasra to prove ownership and the Bhu Naksha to prove boundary. For any land transaction or loan application, obtain certified copies of both.

Common Problems on MP Bhu Naksha Portal and Solutions

Problem 1: Village not found in the dropdown Not all villages may be digitized yet on WebGIS 2.0. Try the old portal at mpbhulekh.gov.in/viewBhuNaksha.do it sometimes has records that WebGIS 2.0 does not yet show. If the village is still not found, visit your Patwari office with your old Khasra document.

Problem 2: Map not loading or showing blank screen WebGIS 2.0’s GIS maps are data-heavy and may be slow on weak internet. Switch to a strong WiFi connection. Clear browser cache. Use Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox. Disable browser extensions that might block GIS scripts.

Problem 3: Khasra number not found on map Enter the Khasra number exactly as written in your document without leading zeros or extra characters. If your Khasra is “234/1”, try entering “234” and then “1” separately (main plot and sub-division). If still not found, your plot may have been renumbered in a re-survey – check with your local Patwari.

Problem 4: Wrong owner name in Khasra This requires a Namantaran (mutation) application if the land was sold or inherited without mutation. Apply online at WebGIS 2.0 → “Online Namantaran” or visit your Tehsil office with your registered sale deed.

Problem 5: Land shown as Forest (Green) but you have been farming it Do not ignore this. Forest land cannot be privately owned. If your farming land is showing as forest land on Bhu Naksha, it means there is a classification dispute. This requires a legal process contact a revenue lawyer for guidance. Do not attempt to sell this land without resolving the classification first.

Problem 6: Captcha not loading Disable browser extensions (especially ad blockers) → Refresh the page → Try in Incognito/Private mode → Switch to Chrome or Firefox.

Problem 7: Portal shows “सर्वर व्यस्त है” (Server Busy) The portal receives peak traffic during mid-morning on weekdays. Try early morning (before 9 AM) or late evening (after 9 PM) for faster access.

Problem 8: Payment made but certified copy not received Note your payment reference number from the MP Online payment gateway → Contact the MP Bhulekh helpline at 18002030311 with the reference number → Certified copy should be re-issued within 3–5 working days.

MP Bhulekh Helpline and Support

How to file a complaint on the portal:

Go to webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in → Click “शिकायत” (Complaint) on the homepage → Fill the complaint form with your name, address, mobile number, district, tehsil, village, and the nature of your complaint → Submit → Note your complaint reference number for tracking.

Important MP Land Portal Links

Summary

Bhu Naksha MP (भू नक्शा मध्यप्रदेश) is the official digital land map service of the Government of Madhya Pradesh, accessible at https://mpbhulekh.gov.in and the upgraded https://webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in (WebGIS 2.0, launched July 30, 2025).

The portal covers all 55 districts, 413 tehsils, and 55,000+ villages of Madhya Pradesh. Basic map viewing – including Khasra plot map, village map, and land ownership details is completely free without any registration or login. Certified copies with digital signatures required for bank loans, property registration, and court proceedings require registration on WebGIS 2.0 and payment of a nominal fee (₹20–₹50 per page).

The official MP Bhulekh mobile app is available on Google Play Store for convenient land record and map access from any smartphone.

Key portals to bookmark:

• https://webgis2.mpbhulekh.gov.in – Check map, Khasra, Khatauni, certified copies
• https://mpbhulekh.gov.in/viewBhuNaksha.do – Direct map viewing (old portal)
• https://mpbhulekh.gov.in – All MP land services

For land record guides of other Indian states, explore our complete state-wise Bhulekh guides at Bhulekh India.

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