'Easy Registry' begins in Punjab; now the dark story of bribery in property registration will end

Punjab News: The Punjab government has launched the 'Easy Registry' scheme in Moga district. Now there will be no need to stand in long queues or give bribes for property registration. This facility has been started with the aim of providing fast, cheap, and flawless services to the general public. Those who want to get the registration done say that this step has given them both relief and comfort.

Many people who reached the registry office said that now their work is being done without any 'recommendation' or 'bribery.' Earlier, files used to remain pending for weeks, but now the paperwork is being completed within the stipulated time. The elderly and women are considering this change as the biggest relief.

Easy Registry To Curb Corruption

Officials believe that 'easy registry' will not only speed up the work but will also curb corruption. Now the interference of brokers and middlemen will be reduced, and every citizen will get equal facilities. Preparations have also begun to adopt this model in many areas.

Attempts to improve through transfers

The government has also transferred some employees with this plan. This includes registry clerks and servants. The purpose of this is to break the corruption associated with the old pattern and implement a clean working style with the new team.

Praise from the public

Many citizens called this initiative 'praiseworthy.' They say that this decision of the government is truly in the interest of the public. This will not only save time for the common man but will also reduce mental stress.

Demand in other districts too

Seeing the success in Moga, people want this facility to be started in other districts of Punjab soon. Officials have indicated that it will be implemented in a phased manner across the state in the coming months.

A big step towards transparency

'Easy Registry' is being considered an important initiative towards bringing transparency and honesty to the state. This will increase the public's trust in administrative work and improve the image of government services. This system can truly become a symbol of 'public service.