<p>The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday sought status report on installation of ‘Bhoomi’ and ‘Kaveri’ software applications in all the sub-registrar offices to curb the registration of government land in private persons’ name.</p>.<p>A division bench comprising Chief Justice Abhay S Oka and Justice S R Krishna Kumar was hearing a public interest litigation filed by K Susairaj, a resident of KR Puram.</p>.<p>During the hearing, government advocate P B Achchappa submitted that the applications installed in the sub-registrar offices were functioning successfully to curb illegal registration of the government land in the private persons name.</p>.<p>However, petitioner’s advocate Ravi contended that government lands were continue to be fraudulently registered in private persons’ name as softwares Bhoomi and Kaveri have not been enabled with computer-locking model.</p>
<p>The Karnataka High Court on Wednesday sought status report on installation of ‘Bhoomi’ and ‘Kaveri’ software applications in all the sub-registrar offices to curb the registration of government land in private persons’ name.</p>.<p>A division bench comprising Chief Justice Abhay S Oka and Justice S R Krishna Kumar was hearing a public interest litigation filed by K Susairaj, a resident of KR Puram.</p>.<p>During the hearing, government advocate P B Achchappa submitted that the applications installed in the sub-registrar offices were functioning successfully to curb illegal registration of the government land in the private persons name.</p>.<p>However, petitioner’s advocate Ravi contended that government lands were continue to be fraudulently registered in private persons’ name as softwares Bhoomi and Kaveri have not been enabled with computer-locking model.</p>
