Major Anti-Encroachment Drive in Bengaluru South
In a significant crackdown on illegal constructions, the Bengaluru South city corporation has successfully reclaimed public land valued at approximately Rs 10 crore. The operation, conducted recently, targeted unauthorized structures that had been built across public roads, severely restricting movement and access for local residents.
Demolition of Illegal Structures
During the extensive anti-encroachment drive, corporation officials and demolition teams systematically dismantled all illegal constructions that were obstructing public pathways. These unauthorized buildings had been causing significant inconvenience to the community by blocking essential routes that should have been freely accessible to all citizens.
The demolition process was carried out with proper planning and execution to ensure minimal disruption to the surrounding areas while effectively clearing the encroachments. Multiple illegal structures were identified and removed during this coordinated effort by the civic authorities.
Restoration of Public Access
Following the successful removal of the encroachments, the corporation has now restored unhindered access to the previously blocked public road. This restoration work means that local residents can now use these important pathways without any obstacles or restrictions.
The reclaimed land, which had been illegally occupied for an extended period, has now been returned to public use. The corporation has emphasized that this action demonstrates their commitment to protecting public property and ensuring that community spaces remain accessible to all citizens.
This operation, which took place on November 12, 2025, represents one of the significant anti-encroachment initiatives undertaken by the Bengaluru South corporation in recent times. The successful reclamation of such valuable urban land highlights the administration's determination to tackle illegal constructions and preserve public infrastructure.
