Chief Minister Muhammad Suhail Khan Afridi announced that the Board of Revenue will send mobile units to different areas. These units will provide important land record services at people’s doorstep.

This step is part of a larger reform plan called Good Governance Roadmap 2.0. The total number of reforms has now increased to 450, with 88 new initiatives added this year to improve public service delivery.

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The mobile units will offer services like land verification, mutation processing, and issuance of land records. These services will be available in both cities and rural areas, reducing the need for people to visit offices and wait in long queues.

Officials say this system will improve transparency and reduce corruption. In the past, manual systems and delays often created problems for citizens dealing with land records.

The government has already been working on digitizing land records. The new mobile service builds on these efforts by bringing services directly to people instead of limiting them to offices.

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Experts believe this initiative will also support economic growth. Easier land transactions can help businesses, improve property dealings, and increase public trust in government services.

This move can save time for citizens. It may reduce corruption in land records. Easy access can boost business and property activity.