The assistance will be free, though applicable government fees for individual services may still apply.
UNB
19 October, 2026, 12:30 am
Last modified: 19 October, 2026, 12:38 am
The Citizen Land Service Centre-2 has opened in Purana Paltan in the capital to help citizens access various land-related services free of charge.
Land Minister Md Mizanur Rahman Minu inaugurated the centre at house No 71 in Purana Paltan yesterday (18 October).
The centre will assist citizens with applications for land mutation, certified copies of khatians (land records), land development tax payments and mouza maps, court fees and duplicate carbon receipt (DCR) fees payment, among other services.
The assistance will be free, though applicable government fees for individual services may still apply.
The centre will also help citizens use the "Bhumi" mobile app and other authorised online and automated land services. It will receive land-related complaints and advise citizens on resolving various problems.
The Ministry of Land has taken the initiative to simplify land services, reduce harassment and ensure more transparent and faster service delivery.
State Minister for Land Mir Mohammed Helal Uddin, Acting Land Secretary Md Emdadul Hoq Chowdhury and senior officials were present at the inauguration.