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Karnataka Minister Spearheads Removal of 11,346 Seized Vehicles from Police Stations to Outskirts
In a month‑long operation, Minister Krishna Biregowda directed the relocation of 11,346 seized vehicles from police station premises and footpaths to revenue land on Bangalore’s outskirts.
The Karnataka government has launched a large‑scale operation to remove 11,346 seized vehicles from police station premises and footpaths in Bangalore. Minister Krishna Biregowda has led the effort, which will relocate the vehicles to revenue land on the city’s outskirts within a month.
The seized vehicles, which had accumulated dust over several years, were stored across multiple police stations and on footpaths. The relocation aims to free up space and improve the appearance of police station areas.
The move is expected to streamline police operations and make better use of revenue land, while also addressing long‑standing concerns about cluttered police premises in the city.
The seized vehicles, which had accumulated dust over several years, were stored across multiple police stations and on footpaths. The relocation aims to free up space and improve the appearance of police station areas.
The move is expected to streamline police operations and make better use of revenue land, while also addressing long‑standing concerns about cluttered police premises in the city.