Archive · 5 Sep 2026
Delhi Government Randomises Sub-Registrar Postings Across 39 Sub-Divisions
Delhi has chosen officers for sub-registrar jobs using a computer-assisted random process.
These officers work in offices that handle revenue and registration matters.
The number of offices has increased from 22 to 39.
The government said there should be one office in each sub-division.
Some officers stayed in their posts, while others moved from different assignments.
Candidates needed good health, enough time left in service and vigilance clearance.
Senior government officials observed the process.
The chief minister said the officers should work honestly and serve people better.
Delhi’s government used technology-assisted randomisation to post revenue department sub-registrars across 39 sub-divisions.
The number of sub-registrar offices increased from 22 to 39, with one intended for each sub-division.
The process was conducted in the presence of the additional chief secretary (Services) and the Chief Minister’s Office.
Selection criteria included good health, adequate remaining tenure and clearance from vigilance checks.
The chief minister said the process would improve transparency and urged appointees to provide honest, effective public services.
- Who
- The Delhi government, the chief minister and selected revenue department officers.
- What
- A technology-assisted randomisation process was used to appoint sub-registrars across 39 sub-divisions.
- When
- Friday, September 4; the year is not specified in the reports.
- Where
- Delhi’s sub-registrar offices across 39 sub-divisions; one passage also refers to 13 offices in 13 sub-divisions.
- Why
- To promote transparency in postings and provide better, more effective public services.
- Posting method
- Technology-assisted randomisation
- Coverage
- 39 sub-divisions
- Office expansion
- The number of sub-registrar offices increased from 22 to 39
- Selection criteria
- Good health, adequate remaining tenure and vigilance clearance
- Officer changes
- Some officers were retained, while others were transferred from different assignments
- Oversight
- The process was conducted in the presence of the additional chief secretary (Services) and the Chief Minister’s Office
- Office functions
- The offices handle revenue and registration matters affecting the public
