Gwalior News: In the second wave, more than seven times, 40 crore rupees came in the registry treasury
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Gwalior News: Gwalior, Naidunia Representative. Corona’s infection may have affected every sector, but in the second wave of corona in the figures of the registration department, revenue has increased. There were seven times more registries in the second wave than in the first wave. During the Kovid transition, fewer people came to register, otherwise this figure would have been bigger. On Friday, a review meeting was held in the Registration Department regarding document registration during the Kovid period, in which this situation came to the fore. In April-May last year, 699 documents were registered, while this year 4618 registrations have been done in these two months. Due to this, Rs 40 crore 22 lakh 26 thousand 390 has reached the treasury of the department, whereas last year this figure was reduced to Rs 11.55 crore. In Indore, eight thousand in the second wave, four thousand in Bhopal and around 2300 in Jabalpur were registered.
The registration department was continuously open in the second wave: There was a lockdown in the first wave of corona and the corona virus was first encountered. In the second wave, many things including essential services remained open and the registration department also remained open continuously. Slots were reduced for registration, but were not closed. For this reason the registration process continued. Regarding the Kovid guidelines, the officers of the Registration Department had also written letters that security arrangements should be made in the office.
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Status of Registered Documents:
From 1st April to May 2020:
– 342 in Gwalior-1, 93 in Dabra, 19 documents registered in Bhitarwar
– 245 documents registered in Gwalior-2
From 1st April to May 2021:
– 1576 in Gwalior-1, 698 in Dabra, 301 documents registered in Bhitarwar.
2043 documents have been registered in Gwalior-2
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Here are the figures:
Circle-1 (Lashkar, Dabra, Bhitarwar)-
In May 2020, Rs 3 crore 95 lakh 47308 as stamp duty and Rs 78 lakh 36889 as registration fee came to the treasury.
In May 2021, Rs 5 crore 66 lakh 6745 as stamp duty and Rs one crore 29 lakh as registration fee came to the treasury.
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In May 2020, about Rs 5 crore as stamp duty and Rs 1 crore 10 lakh as registration fee had come to the treasury.
In May 2021, Rs 4 crore 87 lakh came to the treasury as stamp duty and about one crore rupees as registration fee.
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In comparison to last year from April to May, this time 3919 documents have been registered more and revenue has also increased. Registry has been done seven times more than last time.
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Dr. DK Gautam, District Registrar
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