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Bengaluru Footpath, Parking Policy: Shivakumar Meets MLAs, Announces Strict Measures

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News18•20-03-2026, 18:45

Bengaluru Footpath, Parking Policy: Shivakumar Meets MLAs, Announces Strict Measures

•Karnataka Deputy CM D K Shivakumar held discussions with Bengaluru MLAs on new footpath and parking policies.
•Vehicles parked in no-parking zones will be towed; illegal flexes will incur fines up to Rs 1 lakh.
•Street vendors will be restricted to designated spots to clear footpaths for pedestrians.
•Only registered vendors with identity cards will be allowed to sell in specified areas.
•Abandoned vehicles will be moved to identified dump sites; corporations received towing vehicles.

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