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Joint landowners in Bengaluru can now split records online under new rule
A new regulation enables joint owners in Bengaluru to divide land records digitally without visiting any office.
Bengaluru authorities have introduced a new rule that allows joint landowners to separate their land records online, eliminating the need to visit revenue offices.
The measure is intended to simplify the record‑splitting process and reduce paperwork for owners who hold property jointly.
Under the new provision, owners can log onto the designated online portal, upload the necessary documents and obtain split land records directly through the digital system.
Officials say the initiative will accelerate transactions, cut down waiting times and ease the burden on physical offices.
The step forms part of a broader push towards digital governance in Karnataka.
The measure is intended to simplify the record‑splitting process and reduce paperwork for owners who hold property jointly.
Under the new provision, owners can log onto the designated online portal, upload the necessary documents and obtain split land records directly through the digital system.
Officials say the initiative will accelerate transactions, cut down waiting times and ease the burden on physical offices.
The step forms part of a broader push towards digital governance in Karnataka.