The Association of Licensed Technical Professionals of Jharkhand has formally requested amendments to the 'Jharkhand Regularisation of Unauthorizedly Constructed Building Rules, 2026'. The current regulations limit applications for regularisation to properties with a total plot size of 300 square metres (approximately 3,228 square feet), which excludes many residents, particularly those under the Chotanagpur Tenancy (CNT) Act, where land holdings typically exceed this size. Sujeet Bhagat, the association's president, emphasized that this criterion unfairly impacts individuals with smaller built-up areas on larger plots. Residents like Raphael Khalkho have voiced their concerns, stating that many in their communities are unable to apply for regularisation due to these restrictive measures. The association proposes shifting the evaluation criteria to the actual built-up area, suggesting a limit of 9,600 square feet for G+2 buildings. Additionally, they have raised concerns about a road width requirement of 25 feet, arguing that it excludes many homes in older colonies. The Building Regularisation Rules were approved in April 2026, with an online application portal launched on May 14, 2026, requiring a minimum fee of ₹10,000 for residential properties.