Jamabandi Panji is the village-wise revenue register in which Jamabandi accounts are maintained. Register-II is the familiar name used for this record. It may show the raiyat, land particulars, the basis of interest, transfers, inheritance-related additions or deductions, rent demand, and payment-related entries.
The register is organised for a revenue village, so a single mauza can contain many Jamabandi entries. That is why two people with similar names must be distinguished using khata, khasra, area, parent or spouse reference, and part-page details.
Information found in Jamabandi Panji
The exact layout can vary, but a user may encounter the Jamabandi number, raiyat’s name and address, part and page, khata, khasra, recorded area, land class, rent demand, and transaction-related information. Read the entry as a whole; one matching number does not establish that the entire record belongs to the intended land.
Why part and page details matter
In a large village register, the part-page reference acts as a precise locator. Older rent receipts or certified extracts may carry these details. When a name search returns too many results or no result, the part-page route can lead directly to the correct entry.
Computerisation can introduce a new identifier alongside an older Jamabandi number. Keep both references when available, and do not assume that an old receipt and a current online record will use identical numbering.
How to view Jamabandi Panji Bihar online
- Open the official Bihar Bhumi portal.
- Select the option to view the Jamabandi register.
- Choose the district and circle, then proceed to the correct mauza.
- Search by part-page where those details are available.
- Otherwise search by raiyat name, khata, khasra, old Jamabandi number, or computerized Jamabandi number.
- Open the result that matches the person and land details.
- Compare it with the rent receipt, deed, khatiyan, and mutation order.
Common mistakes while reading Register-II
Do not compare only the total Jamabandi area with the area mentioned in a sale deed. One Jamabandi can cover several plots and shares. Check the area available against each relevant khasra and compare the mutation order to see how much was removed from the old raiyat and entered for the new raiyat.
Another mistake is mixing an old part-page reference with a later computerized entry without checking the raiyat and plot details. The documents may still relate to the same land, but the connection should be established through more than one identifier.
What to do with an incorrect or incomplete entry
If the physical base record is correct but the digitised entry contains an eligible error, review Parimarjan Plus. If the entry came from an incorrect mutation order, examine that order and the applicable correction or appeal route. A wrong mauza or ownership dispute should not be filed as a simple typing correction.
Register-II and certified copies
An ordinary online view is excellent for search and comparison. A bank, court, registration-related office, or administrative proceeding may require a certified or digitally signed record. Confirm the required form with the receiving authority before relying on a screenshot.
Are Jamabandi Panji and Register-II the same?
In common Bihar land-record usage, Register-II refers to the village-wise Jamabandi register in which revenue accounts are maintained.
Where can I find part-page details?
They may appear on an old rent receipt, Register-II extract, or Jamabandi copy.
Can I search without part-page details?
Yes. The official search supports raiyat name, khata, khasra, old Jamabandi number, and computerized Jamabandi number, subject to the options displayed.
Why is the total Jamabandi area larger than my purchased area?
The Jamabandi may include several plots or shares. Compare the deed and mutation order with each relevant khasra and the area actually transferred.
Is an online Register-II view a certified copy?
Not necessarily. Ask the receiving authority whether it requires a digitally signed or certified record.
How can an incorrect digitised entry be corrected?
Use Parimarjan Plus for an eligible digitisation error supported by the base record. An order-related or ownership dispute may require another remedy.
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