A-khata Maze: High Costs, Delays in Bengaluru Approvals
BENGALURU: For thousands of property owners in the city, obtaining an A-khata remains a significant challenge, with only 818 properties receiving this designation in the past six months, according to official data. The process for converting B-khata properties into legally recognized A-khata properties was made public on October 15 last year. Despite there being an estimated 820,000 B-khata properties in Bengaluru, only 8,308 applications have been submitted, with only about 10% approved, leaving around 7,490 applications still pending. “The primary hurdle isn’t administrative delays but the lack of proper documentation from applicants. Many property owners do not have approved layout…
