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Kankarbagh and Hanuman Nagar: which registry office, which MVR code, and what to check before a token.
Checked by Prem Parkash Yadav · 30 October 2026
Kankarbagh is a mohalla (locality), so its name alone does not decide your anchal. On the Registration Department's MVR portal (checked 30 October 2026), Kankarbag Part-1 (359), Part-2 (526), Part-3 (586), Part-4 (587) and Hanuman Nagar T (543) are all listed under the Patna registry office, circle "Patna" (Patna Sadar). Master Plan 2031 names Kankarbag Colony, Bahadurpur Colony and Hanuman Nagar among Patna's major Bihar Government housing colonies, and notes that the area beyond the housing board colony had no drainage system. No Patna Metro station carries the Kankarbagh name. None of these names is in the Patliputra township village list.
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Kankarbagh has four MVR parts, and Hanuman Nagar is listed separately. Read the mohalla, thana number and circle on the khatiyan, jamabandi and latest lagan receipt, then match the right MVR part before you work out the registry cost.
In a Bihar State Housing Board colony, ask for the allotment letter, any lease or transfer conditions and the full chain of deeds. For an aged flat, ask whether redevelopment is planned for that block.
Visit after heavy rain. The plan notes missing drainage beyond the housing board colony. Compare the road and drain level with the plot, or with the ground floor and parking of the building.
If the project is on more than 500 sq m of land or has more than 8 flats (all phases counted together), it must be registered with RERA Bihar. Search the project on the RERA site and match the builder, plot and approved map before you book.
No station carries the Kankarbagh name. Ask the broker for the exact PMRCL station name and its stage: open, closed or being built. Do not pay a "metro premium" for a station that is still under construction.
On the MVR portal of the Registration Department (checked 30 October 2026), Kankarbag Part-1 to Part-4 and Hanuman Nagar T are listed under the Patna registry office (code 2800), circle "Patna", i.e. Patna Sadar. Your papers decide in the end: read the circle and thana number on the jamabandi or lagan receipt.
Kankarbag Part-1 is 359, Part-2 is 526, Part-3 is 586 and Part-4 is 587. Hanuman Nagar T is 543. Pick the part from the thana and mohalla on your papers, not from the colony name. We do not quote MVR rates on this page.
According to patna.nic.in, the Patna Sadar CO's official mobile is 9031671824 and email patnasadar1.co@gmail.com (checked 30 October 2026).
Yes. The plan says the unplanned development beyond the housing board colony in Kankarbagh, Bahadurpur and Hanuman Nagar had no drainage system (PMP p104). Check the plot after rain.
No station carries the Kankarbagh name. PMRCL lists Rajendra Nagar (underground, in progress) and Malahi Pakri (open since 2 July 2026 as per news reports). Ask PMRCL's 24x7 helpline, 155370, for the nearest station to your landmark.
No. Kankarbagh and Hanuman Nagar are not among the 273 revenue villages in Notification 4655.
Where these facts come from: Mohalla codes, registry office and circle: MVR portal, Registration Department, Bihar (bhumijankari.bihar.gov.in, checked 30 October 2026). CO contacts: patna.nic.in (checked 30 October 2026). Roads, drainage, housing colonies, mixed use: Patna Master Plan 2031 report, UD&HD Bihar (page numbers given). Metro: PMRCL website (patnametro.bihar.gov.in) and news of 2 July 2026. Township list: Notification 4655 (24 April 2026). Paperless registry: Bihar Gazette No. 984. Facts can change — confirm with the office before you act.
Prem Parkash Yadav checks khatiyan, jamabandi, naksha and the seller's chain before you pay.
