188 Families in Bhadla Ucha Get Ownership Rights Under Punjab Government’s ‘Mera Ghar Mere Naam’ Scheme, Cabinet Minister Tarunpreet Singh Sond Distributes Property Cards

Ownership rights to help resolve property disputes and strengthen families socially and economically

Khanna, October 20, 2026:  Under the Punjab Government’s ‘Mera Ghar Mere Naam’ scheme, Cabinet Minister Tarunpreet Singh Saund distributed 188 property cards to eligible beneficiaries in Bhadla Ucha village of the Khanna Assembly constituency, granting ownership rights to residents of houses located within the Lal Lakir. The initiative has brought significant relief to families who have been living in their residential properties for many years. On the occasion, Minister Saund said that granting ownership rights to people over their properties is an important step towards empowering them socially and economically.

With the grant of ownership rights, the eligible property owners will be able to undertake property transactions in accordance with applicable rules. They will also be able to avail themselves of loan facilities from banks and financial institutions against their properties, subject to the relevant terms and conditions, and transfer their properties to their children or other legal heirs through the prescribed legal process. The property cards will provide documentary evidence of their ownership rights and make it easier for families to safeguard their assets for the future.

Cabinet Minister Tarunpreet Singh Saund said that granting ownership rights to residents of houses within the Lal Lakir would help reduce property-related disputes. He added that when property rights are clearly documented, the likelihood of family and interpersonal disputes also decreases. The government’s objective is not only to protect people's property rights but also to strengthen them economically so that they can become more self-reliant and secure their families’ futures.

Naib Tehsildar Gurcharan Singh, Kanungo Parminder Singh and Halka Patwari Harjas were also present on the occasion. Revenue officials assisted in completing the process related to the grant of ownership rights. The Naib Tehsildar stated that property cards would serve as important documents for residents in various property-related matters, providing greater clarity regarding their ownership rights and facilitating future administrative procedures.

The grant of ownership rights to 188 families in Bhadla Ucha marks a significant relief for the beneficiaries. By handing over the property cards, Cabinet Minister Tarunpreet Singh Saund provided residents with documentary proof of their property rights. This will enable them to undertake permitted transactions, seek loans and transfer their properties to their children or legal heirs in accordance with applicable rules. The initiative is expected to empower families socially and economically while helping reduce future property-related disputes.