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‘Raise e-khata complaints on helpline, avoid office visits’: GBA Special CommissionerMoudgil further said that the GBA had implemented a 'First In First Out' system to process e-khata applications and that applications would be disposed of in a sequence based on when they are filed.
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Bengaluru:  Following concerns over e-khata issuance, Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) Special Commissioner (Revenue) Munish Moudgil has asked citizens to raise complaints on the GBA helpline 94806 83695.

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"Each case is escalated to concerned ARO/Officer via Sahaya - GBA/Bengaluru City Corporations internal grievance tracking system. Everyday morning, I personally follow up with all 64 AROs to ensure that the referred cases are disposed of," he said in a statement. 

Moudgil further said that the GBA had implemented a 'First In First Out' system to process e-khata applications and that applications would be disposed of in a sequence based on when they are filed. 

The GBA has urged citizens to stick to the online system to apply for e-khata, raise grievances and avoid visiting the offices. 

Citizens can check the status of their e-khata application at https://bbmpeaasthi.karnataka. gov.in/citizen_core/Final_ eKhatha_Status_based_on_ePID

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(Published 25 December 2025, 04:09 IST)