In a bid to improve enforcement against unauthorised banners and hoardings in the city, Bengaluru corporations are planning new measures such as fixing accountability and introducing a “night patrol” system.
Among the major reasons behind the banner issue in the city are poor ground-level enforcement, lack of coordination, and the timing of banner installations.
Published – March 25, 2026 09:24 pm IST
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