How to Check Dag Number in West Bengal — Complete Guide 2026
The Dag number West Bengal officials reference is the unique plot identifier inside a Mouza on Banglarbhumi. Every land parcel in the state has one, and no revenue work moves without it. This guide shows how to read, verify and use it before any purchase.
What is Dag Number in West Bengal?
Definition
A Dag number is the unique plot identifier assigned to each land parcel inside a Mouza under the West Bengal land record system. It is recorded in the Khatian and is the basic Dag plot identifier used by the Land and Land Reforms Department for every revenue action.
Each revenue village (Mouza) has its own Dag series. Two villages may both have a Dag 142, but they refer to different plots. So Dag never travels alone. It always sits with a District, Block, Mouza and JL number on Banglarbhumi. Without that full address, the Dag is meaningless.
There are two layers of Dag in use today. Sabek Dag came from the older Revisional Survey of the 1950s and 1960s. Hal Dag is the current number under the LR records. Old deeds quote Sabek; current Khatians quote Hal. If your seller's deed and Banglarbhumi do not align, the plot number Banglarbhumi shows must be reconciled before money moves. Skip this and your mutation file will sit at the BL&LRO for months.
How to Get Dag Number Plot in West Bengal
You can check a Dag for free on the state portal and apply for a paid certified copy when needed. Keep the District, Block, Mouza name (or JL number), Khatian number and Dag number ready before you start.
Online method (recommended)
Offline method (Sub-Registrar Office)
What Does the Dag Record Contain in West Bengal?
Each Dag entry on Banglarbhumi carries a fixed set of fields the buyer must read against the seller's deed.
| Field | What it means | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| District, Block, Mouza, JL Number | Full revenue address of the plot | Match every field with the deed; one wrong Mouza means a different plot |
| Dag (Plot) Number | Unique plot identifier inside the Mouza | Match Hal Dag to the current LR Khatian and the deed schedule |
| Khatian Number | The record of rights linked to this Dag | Confirm the seller's name appears in this exact Khatian |
| Owner Name and Share | Recorded raiyat and fractional right | Watch for co-owners; one seller cannot transfer the whole share |
| Class of Land | Sali, Bastu, Danga, Bagan, and similar | Class change without conversion is illegal |
| Total Area | Quantum of land in decimal or katha | Tally with site measurement and the Khatian |
| Status Code | CC for court case, vested, Barga | Any flag here is a red flag |
Common Issues With Dag Number in West Bengal
Each Dag entry on Banglarbhumi carries a fixed set of fields the buyer must read against the seller's deed.
Why Dag Number Matters for Land Buyers in West Bengal
The Dag is the address that ties every other record together; without it, no document means anything.
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