BENGALURU: Greater Bengaluru Authority Special Commissioner Revene Munish Moudgil who had recommended suspension of Basavaraj Magi, Assistant Commissioner and In-charge Revenue Officer, KR Puram and Lokamata DS Assistant Commissioner and in-charge Revenue Officer Kengeri Division earlier, has now filed a complaint with Halasuru gate police station for violation of (Securitisation and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002) SARFAESI Act.
According to reports, the complaint was filed on November 9th by officer as the Greater Bengaluru Officers and Employees Union was planning a protest questioning the suspension of the two Revenue Officers.
It is said, the top official had gone a step ahead and got FIR registered against 30 khata holders in connection with Magi's case.
The officer had contended that, the e-Khata can be given to banks only for taking over properties with long over dues. However the officials in collusion with building and developers have been given e-Khata under SARFAESI Act which is a violation.
The revenue officers also have given e-Khata to properties that fall under the ambit of B-khata in revenue land which according to provision is illegal, hence the FIR, officer alleged in the complaint.
"The 31 people including Basavaraj Magi has been named in FIR registered and Magi is accused number 1. Details about FIR on Lokamata is yet to confirmed," said a senior Revenue Officer associated with Bengaluru South City Corporation under GBA.
The officer also added that Magi had allegedly facilitated 98 such illegal Khatas spread across Horamavu and KR Puram between 29/1/ 2026 to 19/6/2026 and demanded an investigation.
The Magi and others have been booked under various sections of BNS including 61(2), 336(2), 336(3), 340, 318(4) and others.