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Bangalore to clear 100 km of footpath encroachments by Nov 1
The Greater Bangalore Authority has set a strict deadline to remove all footpath encroachments across 100 km of city roads by 1 November, aiming to improve pedestrian safety.
The Greater Bangalore Authority (GBA) announced a strict deadline to clear footpath encroachments across the city.
The directive covers roughly 100 km of footpaths and is to be fully implemented by 1 November.
The move is intended to enhance safety for pedestrians in the capital, addressing long‑standing concerns over illegal structures and vendors obstructing walkways.
GBA officials have instructed municipal authorities to monitor progress and enforce compliance against non‑compliant parties.
The directive covers roughly 100 km of footpaths and is to be fully implemented by 1 November.
The move is intended to enhance safety for pedestrians in the capital, addressing long‑standing concerns over illegal structures and vendors obstructing walkways.
GBA officials have instructed municipal authorities to monitor progress and enforce compliance against non‑compliant parties.