To avail stamps to common people easily and at right price, instructions have been issued to all district registrars and deputy registrars posted at Tehsil head quarters to check stock register and collect information about actual availability of stamps. The instructions were issued regarding complaints of shortage of stamps in some districts and their selling at exorbitant price.
Information was received regarding selling of stamps on exorbitant price by stamp vendors in some districts after creating artificial shortage. Public don't face any inconvenience that's why collectors were told to take action as per the rules, against stamp vendors in case of finding evidence of black marketing of stamps.
Inspector General, registration and superintendent stamp, Sheoshekhar Shukla said that common people can get e-stamp from service providers in case of need of judicial stamp. System to sell non judicial stamp of over Rs 100 through e-stamp is already implemented. E-stamp system for selling of judicial stamp of all values is to be started by Inspector General of Registration with coordination of law department.