Rajasthan Chief Secretary Reviews RERA Functioning
Rajasthan Chief Secretary V Srinivas calls for faster project approvals and timely resolution of consumer complaints
UdaipurTimes, Nov 11, 2026 - A review meeting on the functioning of the Rajasthan Real Estate Regulatory Authority (RERA) was held on Tuesday, November 10, under the chairmanship of State Chief Secretary V Srinivas. The meeting reviewed the registration of real estate projects, progress of construction work, resolution of consumer complaints and various other activities of RERA.
It was informed during the meeting that 889 real estate projects had been registered up to October 31, 2026. A total of 1,143 projects were registered during 2025.
The Chief Secretary directed officials of the Urban Development and Housing Department and the Local Self-Government Department to work in close coordination. He emphasised there should be no unnecessary delays in approving the layout plans of various projects and that approved layout plans should be forwarded to RERA promptly.
He also asked the presidents and members of CREDAI (Confederation of Real Estate Developers' Associations of India), TODAR (Township Development Association of Rajasthan) and the Rajasthan Affordable Housing Developers Association to ensure compliance with RERA rules and provisions, complete projects within the stipulated timelines and provide facilities to consumers on time.
Protecting consumer interests is one of RERA's primary responsibilities, said Srivnivas adding that builders and developers must also recognise their responsibilities and actively participate in resolving consumer complaints.
Cases pending before the RERA Authority and the Adjudicating Officer must be disposed of within stipulated timelines. He also called for effective action to recover pending amounts against recovery certificates through coordination with District Collectors.
The meeting reviewed measures to raise awareness about regulatory provisions in the real estate sector, project registrations, action against projects violating regulations, and the status of complaints received through the Rajasthan Sampark Portal and CPGRAMS (Centralised Public Grievance Redress and Monitoring System).
