Bengaluru: A significant turnout of over 2,700 citizens marked the second open house session aimed at providing khata-related services, as part of the newly launched ‘My e-khata My Right’ campaign. The event underscores the state government’s commitment to simplifying land records and property documentation for residents.
Campaign Launch by Deputy CM
Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar officially inaugurated the campaign, describing it as the state government’s sixth guarantee, named the Bhumi (Land) Guarantee. He emphasized that this initiative would ensure transparency and ease of access to khata services, which are essential for property ownership and transactions.
High Public Participation
The open house witnessed a large number of attendees, reflecting the pressing need for efficient land record management. Citizens availed services related to e-khata issuance, corrections, and updates. Officials were on hand to address queries and expedite processes.
- Over 2,700 people participated in the second open house.
- Services included new khata applications, modifications, and duplicate copies.
- Campaign aims to digitize and streamline property records across the state.
Government’s Vision
The ‘My e-khata My Right’ campaign aligns with the government’s broader digital governance goals. By providing a single-window system, the initiative seeks to reduce bureaucratic hurdles and corruption. Deputy CM Shivakumar reiterated that the Bhumi Guarantee would empower citizens by granting them rightful ownership documentation.
The open house sessions are part of a series planned across Bengaluru and other districts. Authorities encourage residents to participate and resolve any pending khata issues. The next session is expected to be announced soon.
