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- Bengaluru authorities plan to relocate 8,500 seized vehicles that have been parked for years at police stations, roads, and footpaths within the next 15-20 days.
- The revenue department has identified land at places including KR Puram, Bidarahalli, and Begur, with proposals submitted for additional space in Anekal, Yelahanka, and north Bengaluru.
- Minister Krishna Byregeowda said the move follows public complaints and two months of efforts, and the police department will decide which vehicles go where.
- The relocation is expected to free up police station premises, footpaths, and roads, improving traffic and pedestrian conditions.
What to watch next
- Whether the 15-20 day relocation deadline is met
- Approval of proposals for additional land in Anekal, Yelahanka, and north Bengaluru
- Clearing of police station premises, footpaths, and roads after the vehicles are moved
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