Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Punjab to Replace Registry Clerks to Curb Corruption
The Punjab government is changing the people who handle property registrations.
They are getting rid of the old clerks because some were taking bribes and making the process slow.
New people will be hired to help, and the government will make sure they don't stay in the same jobs for too long to prevent corruption.
They're also updating the training for these jobs to make things better for everyone.
Punjab Revenue Department is replacing long-serving registry clerks in tehsil offices.
The move aims to curb corruption and improve transparency in property registrations.
Newly appointed employees, including those with seven years of service, will assist with registrations.
The government is modernizing the registry clerk recruitment and training framework.
District administrations must swiftly implement the changes and report compliance.
- Who
- Punjab Revenue Department and newly appointed employees.
- What
- Punjab government is replacing registry clerks.
- When
- Not specified in the article.
- Where
- Punjab, in tehsil offices.
- Why
- To root out corruption and improve transparency in property registrations.
Existing Registry Clerks
New Appointees
Corruption Allegations
Existing Registry Clerks
Allegedly involved in bribery and corruption.
New Appointees
N/A
- Action
- Replacement of registry clerks
- Department
- Punjab Revenue Department
- Aim
- Reduce corruption in property registrations
- New Employees
- Assist in property registrations
- Implementation
- District administrations
