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Listed30 Oct 2026
EMD cutoff disputed3 Nov 2026, 4:00 PM IST / 5:00 PM IST
Online auctionScheduled 6 Nov 2026, 2:00 PM–3:00 PM IST
Last verified31 Oct 2026
State Bank of IndiaEMD cutoff disputed
Land in Bhairon Khera, Jind district:State Bank of India auction
Land in Bhairon Khera, Jind district, Haryana, listed by State Bank of India under a Debt Recovery Tribunal recovery sale.
Reserve ₹2.47 Cr, EMD ₹24.70 L. The EMD cutoff is disputed; obtain confirmation before the earlier time stated below.
Confirm before paying. EMD deadline conflict: page 6 gives 3 November, 4:00 PM IST; page 8 and the platform give 5:00 PM IST. Resolve this with the Recovery Officer before the earlier time. The auction is scheduled for 6 November, 2:00–3:00 PM IST, subject to extensions.
LandReserve ₹2.47 CrEMD timing disputed for 3 Nov 2026
First seen · Source: State Bank of India listing and sale documents on bankeauctions.com
Key facts State Bank of India auction of land in Bhairon Khera, Jind district
Lender
State Bank of India
Status
EMD cutoff disputed
Property
Land
Address
Village Bhairon Khera, Jind district, Haryana
Land area
84 kanals 15 marlas
Possession
Not stated in the sale notice
Sold under
Debt Recovery Tribunal sale, Chandigarh DRT-II
Online auction
6 Nov 2026, 2:00 PM–3:00 PM IST
Submission / EMD timing
The EMD cutoff is disputed: 3 November 2026 at 4:00 PM IST on page 6, versus 5:00 PM IST on page 8 and the platform. Page 4 sets 5:00 PM IST for documents. Obtain confirmation from the Recovery Officer before 4:00 PM IST; do not rely on the later hour.
Reserve price
₹2,47,00,000
Bidding
The property table gives a ₹1 lakh bid increment, but Annexure A gives ₹2 lakh. Page 5 specifies ten-minute extensions for a bid in the last five minutes; page 11 and the platform specify five-minute extensions. Confirm both rules with the Recovery Officer before bidding
Earnest money (EMD)
₹24,70,000, 10% of the reserve
Platform label conflict
The platform files this under Jind, Punjab. The property schedule places it in Bhairon Khera, Jind, Haryana.
Official source
State Bank of India listing 244622 on bankeauctions.com
Last verified
31 Oct 2026
Compiled from State Bank of India’s listing 244622 and its linked sale documents on bankeauctions.com, checked on 31 Oct 2026. BiddingPulse is independent research, not affiliated with the lender or bankeauctions.com; follow the lender’s registration and payment instructions. The sale follows the lender’s published process.
On the numbers
What the “₹2.47 Cr reserve” means
What State Bank of India’s sale documents say
The reserve is ₹2,47,00,000, with an EMD of ₹24,70,000. The EMD cutoff is disputed: 3 November 2026 at 4:00 PM IST on page 6, versus 5:00 PM IST on page 8 and the platform. Page 4 sets 5:00 PM IST for documents. Obtain confirmation from the Recovery Officer before 4:00 PM IST; do not rely on the later hour. The highest bid is subject to acceptance under the sale notice.
What BiddingPulse covers
The property, dates, possession, participation requirements, payments and material risks in the linked sale documents, read on 31 Oct 2026. Any conflict or missing detail is identified below. This is not a title or occupancy verification. Names of borrowers and other people are left out.
Auction summary
Source: State Bank of India listing and sale documents on bankeauctions.com
State Bank of India is selling land in Bhairon Khera, Jind district, Haryana. Its sale notice doesn’t say whether the lender’s possession is physical or symbolic. It is sold in a Debt Recovery Tribunal recovery (Chandigarh DRT-II), where the tribunal’s Recovery Officer sells property to recover a debt the tribunal has decided.
The reserve is ₹2,47,00,000 and the notice EMD is ₹24,70,000. The EMD cutoff is disputed: 3 November 2026 at 4:00 PM IST on page 6, versus 5:00 PM IST on page 8 and the platform. Page 4 sets 5:00 PM IST for documents. Obtain confirmation from the Recovery Officer before 4:00 PM IST; do not rely on the later hour. The online auction is scheduled for 6 Nov 2026, 2:00 PM–3:00 PM IST. The property table gives a ₹1 lakh bid increment, but Annexure A gives ₹2 lakh. Page 5 specifies ten-minute extensions for a bid in the last five minutes; page 11 and the platform specify five-minute extensions. Confirm both rules with the Recovery Officer before bidding.
Use the official listing below to read the sale notice, register, pay the EMD and bid. Check every figure here against it first.
Auction & payment timeline
Source: State Bank of India listing and sale documents on bankeauctions.com
Stage
Date
What it means
Source
Platform press date
3 Sep 2026
The listing’s press-release date for the lender’s sale notice
Listing 244622
Listing seen
30 Oct 2026
First seen on bankeauctions.com
Listing 244622
Inspection
In the sale notice
The listing sets no date; the notice says whether and when you can visit
Sale notice
Submission / EMD timing
3 Nov 2026, 4:00 PM IST / 5:00 PM IST
The EMD cutoff is disputed: 3 November 2026 at 4:00 PM IST on page 6, versus 5:00 PM IST on page 8 and the platform. Page 4 sets 5:00 PM IST for documents. Obtain confirmation from the Recovery Officer before 4:00 PM IST; do not rely on the later hour.
Listing 244622
Online auction
6 Nov 2026, 2:00 PM–3:00 PM IST
On bankeauctions.com. The property table gives a ₹1 lakh bid increment, but Annexure A gives ₹2 lakh. Page 5 specifies ten-minute extensions for a bid in the last five minutes; page 11 and the platform specify five-minute extensions. Confirm both rules with the Recovery Officer before bidding
Listing 244622
Payment after acceptance
Notice-specific deadlines
The bundle requires 25% of the successful price including EMD immediately, or by 4:00 PM IST on the next bank working day under its bank-hours provision. The remaining 75% is due by the fifteenth day from the auction sale, excluding the sale day, with the stated holiday adjustment. This is not a clock starting at confirmation. Poundage is extra: 2% of the first ₹1,000 plus 1% of the balance (equivalent to 1% plus ₹10), by a separate demand draft, not RTGS/NEFT. Different pages name the Registrar and Recovery Officer as payee; obtain written instructions. Taxes, stamp duty and registration are extra.
Sale documents
Sale, possession and payment terms
Read the requirements and risks from this lot’s sale documents, checked on 31 Oct 2026. Follow the lender’s originals and any later amendment before paying.
Signed DRT-II Chandigarh bundle dated 3 Sep 2026, pages 2–6, 8–12 and 18–20
What exactly is being sold?
Shares in five holdings held with others: 84 kanals 15 marlas of land in all, in village Bhairon Khera, Jind tehsil and district, Haryana. It is recorded under khewat 132, 133, 148, 176 and 270, khatoni 138, 139, 140 and 3 more, rectangles 42, 46, 54 and 6 more, and 5 khasra numbers, as per mutation 798, 812 and 818 and the jamabandi for 2003–04. The signed schedule publishes a total of 84 kanals 15 marlas across five holdings. Its third item prints 1 kanal 5 marlas as a 771/1228 share of 20 kanals 1 marla, which does not reconcile arithmetically; other fractional shares also require title verification. Do not add parent-holding sizes to the offered shares. Possession type and agricultural/other permitted use are not established.
BiddingPulse explainer
What do the listing’s terms mean?
A kanal is 20 marlas, and 8 kanals make an acre. A khewat is the owners’ account of a holding in the village record, and a khatoni the cultivators’ account within it. Khasra or killa numbers are the fields, numbered within the rectangles (mustatil) of the village map. The jamabandi is the village record of rights, revised every five years; a mutation enters a change of owner in it. A share is land held jointly with other owners and not marked out on the ground: ask the bank whether it has been partitioned, and where on the ground this share lies.
Signed DRT-II Chandigarh bundle dated 3 Sep 2026, pages 2–6, 8–12 and 18–20
Who can bid?
The proclamation allows legally qualified bidders and requires PAN, identity/address proof, bid form and EMD proof to reach Recovery Officer-I,DRT-II Chandigarh, by hand or email. Page 4 gives 3 November 2026, 5:00 PM IST for documents; the earlier EMD cutoff is disputed. Company representatives need authority; NRI bidders are asked for passport and Indian Mission endorsement. Page 11 requires a digital-signature certificate, although the platform says none is required. The signed clauses mention demand draft/pay order while Annexure A also mentions RTGS/NEFT; confirm the accepted payment route and document delivery directly with the Recovery Officer.
Sale notice
Does the lender hold the property, and can I see it?
The lender’s sale notice doesn’t say whether its possession is physical or symbolic. The listing gives no inspection date. Symbolic possession can leave an occupant in place. Ask the officer named in the proclamation before you pay the EMD.
Signed DRT-II Chandigarh bundle dated 3 Sep 2026, pages 2–6, 8–12 and 18–20
What dues and encumbrances are disclosed?
The order records the bank’s assertion of no encumbrances or dues, while the proclamation schedule says “Not known”. Neither establishes independently clear title. The land is sold as is, subject to revenue and other claims. Confirm the revenue records, shares, occupation, land use and liabilities before paying.
Signed DRT-II Chandigarh bundle dated 3 Sep 2026, pages 2–6, 8–12 and 18–20
What do I pay after the auction?
The bundle requires 25% of the successful price including EMD immediately, or by 4:00 PM IST on the next bank working day under its bank-hours provision. The remaining 75% is due by the fifteenth day from the auction sale, excluding the sale day, with the stated holiday adjustment. This is not a clock starting at confirmation. Poundage is extra: 2% of the first ₹1,000 plus 1% of the balance (equivalent to 1% plus ₹10), by a separate demand draft, not RTGS/NEFT. Different pages name the Registrar and Recovery Officer as payee; obtain written instructions. Taxes, stamp duty and registration are extra.
Signed DRT-II Chandigarh bundle dated 3 Sep 2026, pages 2–6, 8–12 and 18–20
Can I withdraw, and what if I miss a payment?
A submitted bid cannot be withdrawn before the auction completes. Default can forfeit the deposit after sale expenses, end the buyer’s claims and cause resale; Annexure A also puts a resale shortfall on the defaulting purchaser. Highest bidding gives no title until confirmation. The notice describes confirmation ordinarily after 30 days only if payment and poundage are complete and no objections remain; no outcome is verified.
Signed DRT-II Chandigarh bundle dated 3 Sep 2026, pages 2–6, 8–12 and 18–20
Which bidding rules need confirmation?
The property table gives a ₹1 lakh bid increment, but Annexure A gives ₹2 lakh. Page 5 specifies ten-minute extensions for a bid in the last five minutes; page 11 and the platform specify five-minute extensions. Confirm both rules with the Recovery Officer before bidding.
Signed DRT-II Chandigarh bundle dated 3 Sep 2026, pages 2–6, 8–12 and 18–20
Holding 3 · 1 kanal 5 marlas (published). 771/1228 share of 20 kanals 1 marla; khewat 148, khatoni 156. Rectangle 63, killa 26; khasra 95. The schedule counts two fields. The printed share does not reconcile with the printed 1 kanal 5 marlas; obtain the corrected schedule before bidding.
Holding 4 · 2 kanals (published). 1/6 share of 12 kanals 4 marlas; khewat 176, khatoni 186. Rectangle 76, killa 4 and 10/1. The schedule counts two fields.
Holding 5 · 13 marlas (published). 1/8 share of 5 kanals 6 marlas; khewat 270, khatoni 284. Rectangle 22, killa 16/1; rectangle 23, killa 20/1. The schedule counts two fields. All five holdings cite the 2003–04 jamabandi; holdings 1–2 cite mutations 798, 812 and 818, and holdings 3–5 cite 818.
Verify on the official source
Public State Bank of India listing
Check the reserve, EMD, dates and terms on the lender’s listing before you act. Bid on bankeauctions.com, and register and pay the EMD as the sale notice says: online for some lenders, by demand draft at a branch for others.
The reserve is ₹2,47,00,000 and the EMD is ₹24,70,000. The EMD cutoff is disputed: 3 November 2026 at 4:00 PM IST on page 6, versus 5:00 PM IST on page 8 and the platform. Page 4 sets 5:00 PM IST for documents. Obtain confirmation from the Recovery Officer before 4:00 PM IST; do not rely on the later hour.
Who can bid for this land?
The proclamation allows legally qualified bidders and requires PAN, identity/address proof, bid form and EMD proof to reach Recovery Officer-I,DRT-II Chandigarh, by hand or email. Page 4 gives 3 November 2026, 5:00 PM IST for documents; the earlier EMD cutoff is disputed. Company representatives need authority; NRI bidders are asked for passport and Indian Mission endorsement. Page 11 requires a digital-signature certificate, although the platform says none is required. The signed clauses mention demand draft/pay order while Annexure A also mentions RTGS/NEFT; confirm the accepted payment route and document delivery directly with the Recovery Officer.
Does the bank have possession, and can I inspect it?
The lender’s sale notice doesn’t say whether its possession is physical or symbolic. The listing gives no inspection date. Ask the officer named in the proclamation before you pay the EMD.
What do I pay if my bid is accepted?
The bundle requires 25% of the successful price including EMD immediately, or by 4:00 PM IST on the next bank working day under its bank-hours provision. The remaining 75% is due by the fifteenth day from the auction sale, excluding the sale day, with the stated holiday adjustment. This is not a clock starting at confirmation. Poundage is extra: 2% of the first ₹1,000 plus 1% of the balance (equivalent to 1% plus ₹10), by a separate demand draft, not RTGS/NEFT. Different pages name the Registrar and Recovery Officer as payee; obtain written instructions. Taxes, stamp duty and registration are extra.
Where do I register and bid?
The auction uses bankeauctions.com. The proclamation allows legally qualified bidders and requires PAN, identity/address proof, bid form and EMD proof to reach Recovery Officer-I,DRT-II Chandigarh, by hand or email. Page 4 gives 3 November 2026, 5:00 PM IST for documents; the earlier EMD cutoff is disputed. Company representatives need authority; NRI bidders are asked for passport and Indian Mission endorsement. Page 11 requires a digital-signature certificate, although the platform says none is required. The signed clauses mention demand draft/pay order while Annexure A also mentions RTGS/NEFT; confirm the accepted payment route and document delivery directly with the Recovery Officer. BiddingPulse is independent research and accepts no registrations, deposits or bids.
What dues and payment risks does the notice disclose?
The order records the bank’s assertion of no encumbrances or dues, while the proclamation schedule says “Not known”. Neither establishes independently clear title. The land is sold as is, subject to revenue and other claims. Confirm the revenue records, shares, occupation, land use and liabilities before paying. A submitted bid cannot be withdrawn before the auction completes. Default can forfeit the deposit after sale expenses, end the buyer’s claims and cause resale; Annexure A also puts a resale shortfall on the defaulting purchaser. Highest bidding gives no title until confirmation. The notice describes confirmation ordinarily after 30 days only if payment and poundage are complete and no objections remain; no outcome is verified.
What property details still need confirmation?
The signed schedule publishes a total of 84 kanals 15 marlas across five holdings. Its third item prints 1 kanal 5 marlas as a 771/1228 share of 20 kanals 1 marla, which does not reconcile arithmetically; other fractional shares also require title verification. Do not add parent-holding sizes to the offered shares. Possession type and agricultural/other permitted use are not established.
Which bidding rules need confirmation?
The property table gives a ₹1 lakh bid increment, but Annexure A gives ₹2 lakh. Page 5 specifies ten-minute extensions for a bid in the last five minutes; page 11 and the platform specify five-minute extensions. Confirm both rules with the Recovery Officer before bidding.
Which land records identify the holdings?
Holding 1 · 34 kanals 17 marlas. 697/2038 share of 101 kanals 18 marlas; khewat 132, khatoni 138. Rectangle 42: killa 11/2, 12/2; rectangle 46: 18/2; rectangle 54: 6//2/1, 15/1; rectangle 55: 6 min sumal, 4, 5, 2, 3; rectangle 71: 18, 22, 24; rectangle 76: 2, 3, 8, 12. Khasra 232/4, 233/1, 234/2 and 362. The schedule counts 21 fields. Holding 2 · 46 kanals. 920/2686 share of 134 kanals 6 marlas; khewat 133. Khatoni 139: rectangle 55, killa 6 min sumal, 7, 8, 9, 10/2, 11, 12, 13. Khatoni 140: rectangle 42, killa 19, 20; rectangle 46, killa 19, 22, 23, 24; rectangle 71, killa 23; rectangle 76, killa 4, 7, 9. The schedule counts 18 fields. Holding 3 · 1 kanal 5 marlas (published). 771/1228 share of 20 kanals 1 marla; khewat 148, khatoni 156. Rectangle 63, killa 26; khasra 95. The schedule counts two fields. The printed share does not reconcile with the printed 1 kanal 5 marlas; obtain the corrected schedule before bidding. Holding 4 · 2 kanals (published). 1/6 share of 12 kanals 4 marlas; khewat 176, khatoni 186. Rectangle 76, killa 4 and 10/1. The schedule counts two fields. Holding 5 · 13 marlas (published). 1/8 share of 5 kanals 6 marlas; khewat 270, khatoni 284. Rectangle 22, killa 16/1; rectangle 23, killa 20/1. The schedule counts two fields. All five holdings cite the 2003–04 jamabandi; holdings 1–2 cite mutations 798, 812 and 818, and holdings 3–5 cite 818.
Does the platform label match the sale documents?
The platform files this under Jind, Punjab. The property schedule places it in Bhairon Khera, Jind, Haryana.