In Punjab, property disputes and illegal ownership have long been problems. The Punjab government created the Protection of Ownership of Immovable Properties (POIP) Portal. This is under the Punjab Protection of Ownership of Immovable Property Ordinance 2025 to safeguard genuine property owners and prevent land grabs.
Citizens can use this online system to track developments, register digital complaints, and obtain prompt legal protection for their property.
This article explains the POIP portal, who can use it, and the steps involved in filing a complaint.
The Punjab Protection of Ownership of Immovable Property Portal provides a powerful and simple way for citizens to protect their legal property rights. If you are facing illegal possession or fraud, filing a complaint through this portal is now easy, fast, and effective.
If you need help understanding property documents or legal steps, always consult a trusted real estate professional or legal advisor.
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