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How to Check Khasra B1 Nakal in Madhya Pradesh — Complete Guide 2026

Khasra B1 Nakal Madhya Pradesh is the revenue record that names the landowner, plot area, soil type, and crops, pulled from the MP Bhulekh portal. The Khasra is the plot number while B1 is the account record, and you need both before buying. This guide walks you through every check.

Quick Reference

Also calledKhasra / B1 Extract, B1 Khatauni

Issued byRevenue Department, Government of Madhya Pradesh

Valid forCurrent Fasli year (digitally updated)

CostFree for ordinary copy; certified digitally signed copy is paid

Time takenInstant for free copy; certified copy varies by district

Online portalmpbhulekh.gov.in (free services) MP

noteconfirm fee with MP Bhulekh helpdesk] confirm with Tehsil

What is Khasra B1 Nakal in Madhya Pradesh?

Definition

Khasra B1 Nakal is an extract from the Madhya Pradesh Record of Rights, maintained by the Revenue Department under the state Land Revenue Code. The Khasra shows plot-level details and the B1 shows the landowner's full holding account in that village.

A Khasra is one plot. A B1 is the bigger picture. Open the Khasra Khatauni MP record and you see one plot's survey number, area in hectares, soil class, current crop, and the name on file. Open the B1 and you see every plot the same person owns in that village rolled into one ledger. Buyers who only check the Khasra walk into trouble. They confirm the plot exists but never confirm the seller actually controls it.

The B1 Khatauni land record closes that gap. It tells you the seller's full landholding history in the village, lists co-owners if any, flags pending mutation, and shows whether revenue dues are clear. In rural deals, sellers often present a Khasra extract and stop there. That is half the proof. Without the B1, you cannot tell if the land is jointly held, partitioned wrong, or sitting under an unsettled mutation. Always pull both.

State-specific note: In Madhya Pradesh, B1 is the account record and Khasra is the plot number. A seller who shows only one and refuses the other is hiding something. Pull both from MP Bhulekh before any token money changes hands.

How to Get Khasra B1 Nakal in Madhya Pradesh: Step-by-Step

You can pull the free copy in five minutes from MP Bhulekh, or apply for a certified digitally signed copy that holds up in court. Keep the district name, tehsil, village, and Khasra number ready.

Online method (recommended)

Open MP Bhulekh portal Go to [mpbhulekh

gov.in](http://mpbhulekh.gov.in) . For the free copy, no login is needed. Click Free Services and pick Bhu-Abhilekh.

Use the WebGIS 2.0 link if the main portal is slow during peak hours.

Pick your location Select district, tehsil, and village from the dropdowns

Confirm spelling matches the seller's documents exactly. Even a one-letter mismatch returns blank results.

Search by Khasra number or owner name Enter the Khasra number, owner name, or ULPIN

Hit search. The land parcel detail opens with area, classification, and the owner's name.

View Khasra and B1 separately Click the Khasra eye icon to see the plot record

Then go back and select B1 to see the owner's full account in that village. Download or print both.

Compare the owner name on the Khasra against the B1 line by line. Any mismatch is a stop sign.

Offline method (Sub-Registrar Office)

Visit the Tehsil office Walk into the Tehsil or Halka Patwari office under whose jurisdiction the village falls

Carry an ID proof and the Khasra number or village name.

Apply for certified Khasra copy Submit a written request for a certified Khasra and B1 copy

The clerk records the application and gives you an acknowledgement.

Pay the prescribed fee Pay the fee at the office counter

Keep the receipt safely.

Collect the digitally signed copy The certified copy carries the digital signature of the issuing officer and is legally admissible

Match the Khasra number, owner name, and area against the seller's papers before paying any advance.

You can also request the same certified copy through the MPOnline RCMS portal if the Tehsil queue is too long.

What Does Khasra B1 Nakal Contain in Madhya Pradesh?

Each row in the document carries a fact a buyer must verify. Cross-check every one before you sign anything.

Field	What it means	What to check
Khasra Number	Unique plot identifier	Must match the sale deed and Bhu Naksha map
Owner Name (Bhumiswami)	Registered landowner on revenue records	Must match seller's ID and sale deed
Land Type	Agricultural, residential, government, or diverted	Confirms whether use is legal for your purpose
Area (Rakba)	Plot size in hectares or acres	Must match physical extent and sale deed
Crop Details	Current crop on record	Confirms active cultivation status
B1 Account Holder	Owner's full holding ledger in village	Must match Khasra owner; lists all co-owners
Remarks Column	Patwari notes on mutation, dispute, dues	Any pending entry is a red flag

Good sign: A clean record shows one Khasra number, one matching B1 owner, area in line with the sale deed, no remarks of pending mutation or dispute, and clear revenue payment history.

Common Issues With Khasra B1 Nakal in Madhya Pradesh

Each row in the document carries a fact a buyer must verify. Cross-check every one before you sign anything.

Owner name mismatch between Khasra and B1

The Khasra shows one name, the B1 shows another. This usually means an old mutation was never closed.

Fix: Stop the deal till mutation is updated by the Tehsildar. Demand a fresh download after correction.

Pending mutation flagged on B1

The B1 remarks column shows mutation under process. The seller does not yet have clean title in revenue records.

Fix: Wait for mutation to clear or walk away. Never register a sale on a property with pending mutation.

Co-owner not disclosed

The B1 lists multiple owners but the seller claims sole ownership. Co-owners can challenge the sale for years afterwards.

Fix: Get written consent and signatures from every co-owner listed in the B1, or refuse the deal.

Land type marked government or forest

The Khasra shows the land as government, forest, or restricted category. Such land cannot be sold privately.

Fix: Walk away. No certificate or affidavit can override the revenue classification.

Area mismatch with sale deed

The Khasra area does not match the area mentioned in the proposed sale deed.

Fix: Get a fresh measurement done by the Patwari and update both records before registration.

Stale or non-updated record

The portal shows old data because the village's digital push was incomplete.

Fix: Visit the Patwari for the latest manual extract and demand a digitally signed certified copy as backup.

Why Khasra B1 Nakal Matters for Land Buyers in Madhya Pradesh

This is the cheapest, fastest fraud filter you have before paying any token.

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Confirms the seller actually owns the land The Khasra and B1 together prove the seller's name is on the revenue record for the exact plot being sold

Without this match, the rest of the paperwork is meaningless.

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B1 is the account record, Khasra is the plot number You need both, never one alone

The Khasra alone confirms the plot exists. The B1 alone confirms a person owns land in the village. Only the pair confirms this person owns this plot.

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Banks need it for home and farm loans

Every bank in Madhya Pradesh asks for Khasra and B1 copies along with the sale deed before sanctioning a loan or farm credit. Missing either copy delays disbursement.

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Madhya Pradesh-specific: Mutation tracking

The MP Bhulekh portal lets you see mutation status. MP Bhulekh updates in real time. Run this check before, during, and after registration so you know exactly when the title transfers to your name.

Red flag: If the seller offers only a photocopy of the Khasra, refuses to show the B1, or stalls when you ask to verify the record live on MP Bhulekh, walk away. Every honest seller agrees to a portal check.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I check Khasra B1 Nakal in Madhya Pradesh online?

Open [mpbhulekh.gov.in](http://mpbhulekh.gov.in) , go to Free Services, click Bhu-Abhilekh, pick district, tehsil, village, then enter the Khasra number or owner name to view and download both records instantly.

Is B1 Nakal the same as Khatauni in MP?

B1 Nakal and Khatauni mean the same account-level record in Madhya Pradesh. It lists every plot a single owner holds in one village, while Khasra is the individual plot record for one parcel.

Why do I need both Khasra and B1 for land buying in MP?

Khasra confirms the plot exists with stated boundaries and area. B1 confirms the seller owns that plot in the village ledger. Without both, you cannot prove the seller controls the specific land being sold.

How to download B1 from MP Bhulekh?

Visit [mpbhulekh.gov.in](http://mpbhulekh.gov.in) , choose Bhu-Abhilekh, select your district, tehsil, and village, search by owner name or Khasra, click on the B1 view option, and download the PDF directly.

Is the free copy from MP Bhulekh legally valid?

The free copy is for information only. For court use, bank loans, or registration, you need the digitally signed certified copy. Apply for it through MP Bhulekh after registration or via MPOnline RCMS.

How do I verify mutation status on MP Bhulekh?

Log in to [mpbhulekh.gov.in](http://mpbhulekh.gov.in) , go to track status, enter the Request ID or Khasra number, and the portal shows whether mutation is pending, approved, or rejected with the latest update.

What does B1 Khatauni contain in Madhya Pradesh?

B1 contains the owner's name, all Khasra numbers held in the village, total area, soil classification, crop record, revenue dues, mutation entries, and Patwari remarks for the current Fasli year.

How much does a certified Khasra copy cost in MP?

The free copy on MP Bhulekh costs nothing. The digitally signed certified copy carries a prescribed fee that varies by district and copy type.

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