Karnataka Assembly Passes Bill Enabling Remote Property Registration
· India · The Hindu, Times of India
The Karnataka Legislative Assembly has passed the Registration (Karnataka Amendment) Bill, 2026, to allow for remote property registration without requiring physical attendance at sub-registrar offices. Revenue Minister G. Parameshwara stated the move aims to streamline the process, reduce delays, and introduce a virtual distribution system for certified copies. The legislation also establishes strict penalties for fraudulent activities, such as hacking or manipulating the department's digital portal. Additionally, the Assembly approved several other measures, including amendments to the Bengaluru Metropolitan Land Transport Authority Act and the Karnataka Goods and Services Tax Act, to improve administrative efficiency and ease of doing business.
Why it matters
This digital shift simplifies property transactions for citizens and reduces the scope for corruption, marking a significant modernization of land administration in Karnataka.
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