Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda formally launched a clearance campaign on 16 September 2026 targeting abandoned seized vehicles occupying footpaths and areas outside police stations in Bengaluru. (Photo: NationPress)
Abandoned seized vehicles parked outside Bengaluru police stations have long encroached on public footpaths, prompting Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda to initiate a formal removal drive on 16 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
Public footpaths in Bengaluru have reportedly been encroached upon by long-abandoned seized vehicles, an issue Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda is now addressing through a dedicated clearance campaign launched on 16 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda stepped in on 16 September 2026 to address the growing problem of abandoned seized vehicles blocking public footpaths near police stations across Bengaluru, launching a structured removal campaign. (Photo: NationPress)
The campaign led by Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda specifically targets spaces near Bengaluru police stations where seized vehicles have been left unattended, encroaching on footpaths meant for pedestrian use, as of 16 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress)
By clearing abandoned seized vehicles from police station vicinities, Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda aims to restore Bengaluru's public footpaths to pedestrians — a campaign formally initiated on 16 September 2026. (Photo: NationPress)