MCC receives applications pertaining to e-Khata, completion reports at grievance redressal meet
The Mysuru City Corporation held a grievance redressal meeting to address public applications regarding e-Khatas and property completion reports. Officials disposed of several applications on the spot to improve administrative efficiency.
Why it matters
It reflects local government efforts to streamline property documentation and improve public service delivery.
The Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) received applications pertaining to the issue of e-Khatas and Completion Reports (CRs) at a grievance redressal meeting held here on Tuesday (October 6).
The meeting, chaired by MCC administrator Nitesh Patil and attended by MCC Commissioner M.K. Savitha, Deputy Commissioners Veena and Somashekar along with zonal commissioners, zonal development officers, revenue officers and town planning staff, was held at the MCC office.
A total of 28 applications were received at the meeting. “These included four applications related to CRs, 12 concerning e-Khata, seven related to Urban Land Management System (ULMS), and five under other categories”, said a press statement here.
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