Curation Team
NEW DELHI: Delhi Development Authority (DDA) will conduct the second phase of its single window camps on Aug 17 to facilitate the registration of properties in unauthorised colonies under the Pradhan Mantri Unauthorised Colonies in Delhi Awas Adhikar Yojana (PM-UDAY) scheme.
According to officials, the camps aim to streamline the process of granting ownership rights to residents of unauthorised colonies by providing on-the-spot assistance with documentation, registration, and issue resolution.
These camps will be organised at 10 different locations, including Aman Vihar in Burari, Rana Ji Enclave in Najafgarh, Kabir Bhawan in Mahipalpur, Main Jail Road Harsh Vihar, Milan Vatika in Budh Vihar, Community Centre Bindapur, Guru Nanak Dev Colony in Bhalswa, DDA Camp Office Mayur Vihar Phase 2, Dhasna Stand Najafgarh, and Molar Band Extension in Badarpur. Sub-registrars will be present at these camps to oversee the registration process and finalise property ownership.
“The camp will see execution of authorisation slip and conveyance deed in approved cases, assistance in resolving issues in long-pending cases, assistance in new registrations and GIS mapping, assistance to registered residents in filling up the application, and help in preparing important documents such as ID bond, notary, and indemnity bond,” stated the authority.
DDA has also provided a link wherein people can get all information and details before visiting camps: https://dda.gov.in/pm_uday/camp_schedule. “While residents can apply for ownership rights through the online portal, these camps are also being organised to further provide on-ground support,” said a DDA official.
The scheme aims to provide ownership rights to residents of 1,731 unauthorised colonies in Delhi. Following a review in Nov, lieutenant governor directed DDA to organise special camps within these colonies to boost participation. Phase I ran from Nov 30 to March, during which over 19,000 residents attended. By Dec 22, a total of 1,152 authorisation slips or conveyance deeds were issued, and 283 properties were registered.
