Bengaluru: e-Khata camps held at Assistant Revenue Officer (ARO) offices across Bengaluru North City Corporation received 68 new applications on November 7, of which 55 were disposed of, the corporation said.
The camps were held under the ‘My e-Khata, My Right’ initiative, under the direction of Greater Bengaluru Development Minister Krishna Byre Gowda and the guidance of corporation Commissioner Pommala Sunil Kumar, to make e-Khata services easier to access and to address issues related to e-Khata, khata transfer (mutation), khata corrections, conversion from B-Khata to A-Khata and issue of new khatas.
According to the corporation’s figures for the day, 24 e-Khata applications were received and 24 disposed of, with 10 pending; seven khata transfer applications were received and six disposed of, with one pending; and 27 khata correction applications were received and 20 disposed of, with 10 pending. Eight applications were received for B-Khata to A-Khata conversion, of which four were disposed of and five are pending, while two applications were received for new khatas, with one disposed of and one pending.
In all, 26 applications remain pending, the corporation said, adding that eight e-tickets were also registered at the camps.
The camps were held at ARO offices in sub-divisions including Byatarayanapura, Vidyaranyapura, K.G. Halli, Pulakeshinagar, Maruthi Seva Nagar, HBR Layout, Dasarahalli, Yeshwanthpur, Shettihalli, Hebbal, J.C. Nagar, Yelahanka and Yelahanka New Town. Officials answered citizens’ queries on khata procedures, the status of pending applications and the documents required.
The corporation said the initiative aims to make property-related services more accessible and to give citizens clarity on application procedures.
The GBA had earlier announced e-Khata open houses at ARO offices on November 7.
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