India, May 7 -- Bengaluru residents will now be able to withdraw wrongly submitted e-Khata applications, Special Commissioner Munish Moudgil said during a workshop held at Town Hall on May 6.

The workshop was organised to brief officials on recent reforms and upgrades made to the e-Khata system aimed at improving citizen services and simplifying property-related processes in Bengaluru.

Around 13.05 lakh property owners linked to SAS ID-based properties can now download e-Khata certificates and apply for final e-Khata online. The move is expected to reduce dependence on manual applications and office visits, Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) said in a statement.

The GBA statement said the updated system also allows citizens to self-corr...