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MCC e-Aasthi drive: 808 applications on first day

MCC e-Aasthi drive: 808 applications on first day

Applicants gathered for the first day of the MCC’s three-day e-Aasthi drive in Mysuru on Thursday.

TheMysuru City Corporation (MCC) received a huge response on the first day of its three-day special e-Aasthi drive on Wednesday.

The Praja Seva e-Aasthi special drive, launched on Wednesday, covered Zones 1, 2 and 3 within the MCC limits. Of the 808 applications received from property owners, 740 applicants were found eligible for the issuance of e-Aasthi, according to a press release issued by the MCC.

As part of the special drive, the MCC would cover Zones 4, 5 and 6 on November 6, while Zones 7, 8 and 9 would be covered on November 7.

e-Aasthi certificates would be issued to eligible applicants on November 18 at the MCC office.

To ensure uninterrupted service, the civic body would organise e-Aasthi drives at its zonal offices every Friday, the release added.

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