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APIYO Raises Concern Over Stalled ILP Face‑Scanning System in Arunachal Pradesh
✍️ Northeast Live
🗓 09 Oct 2026, 01:46 AM
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The watchdog APIYO has highlighted that the Integrated Land Portal (ILP) face‑scanning system in Arunachal Pradesh is not advancing as planned.
APIYO, a civil‑society monitoring group, has publicly flagged that the face‑scanning component of the Integrated Land Portal (ILP) project in Arunachal Pradesh remains behind schedule. The system, intended to streamline land‑record verification through biometric identification, was expected to be operational within a defined timeframe, but progress reports indicate significant delays.
According to APIYO’s statement, the lack of tangible advancement raises concerns about the effectiveness of the state’s digital infrastructure initiatives. The group urges the responsible authorities to provide a clear implementation roadmap and to address any technical or administrative bottlenecks hampering the rollout.
The delay also has implications for land‑record management and security, as the face‑scanning feature is designed to reduce fraud and improve transparency. APIYO calls for increased oversight and regular updates to ensure the project aligns with its original objectives.
According to APIYO’s statement, the lack of tangible advancement raises concerns about the effectiveness of the state’s digital infrastructure initiatives. The group urges the responsible authorities to provide a clear implementation roadmap and to address any technical or administrative bottlenecks hampering the rollout.
The delay also has implications for land‑record management and security, as the face‑scanning feature is designed to reduce fraud and improve transparency. APIYO calls for increased oversight and regular updates to ensure the project aligns with its original objectives.