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Here's how you can secure your final property e-khata in Karnataka
In a bid to curb fraudulent deals, the Karnataka government has decided to make e-khatas mandatory for registration of properties in the state.
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What is a khata certificate? It is a legal document that validates the ownership details of a property in Karnataka (residential as well as commercial).
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The pilot for issuance of e-khatas is currently being implemented in more than 12 districts including Chitradurga, Raichur, Bagalkot and Chamarajanagar, among others.
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Citizens in Bengaluru can access their draft e-khata by visiting www.bbmpeAasthi.karnataka.gov.in.
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Submit details such as sale deed or registered deed number; EC for the property, starting April 2004; 10-digit property tax application number.
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Furnish Aadhaar eKYC of owners, 10-digit BESCOM number, GPS of property and property photo.
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Upload support documents for A Khata (citizens can declare they do not have them and the final eKhata will still be issued).
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BBMP has said that once the above details are fed electronically then the software itself verifies all documents and automatically issues the final e-khata.
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If entered information is incomplete or mismatches with BBMP records, or there is an objection filed by someone to not issue the final e-khata, then citizens can meet the jurisdictional ARO.
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Citizens have a seven-day window to file objections to the draft e-khata. These objections will be reviewed by the ARO and will be resolved based on merit.
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