The Hindu National · DistrictNews · 2026-08-28
Karnataka High Court refuses to interfere with GBA’s safe footpath campaign
Karnataka High Court refuses to interfere with GBA’s safe footpath campaign. The initiative aims to ensure pedestrians have unobstructed space on footpaths. The Bench directed the government to submit a status report on the implementation of the Street Vendors Act while adjourning further hearing till December 3. Also, the Bench pointed out that the court itself, in earlier proceedings pending adjudication, had issued directions for clearing footpath encroachments.
Why it matters. Why it matters: Karnataka High Court refuses to interfere with GBA’s safe footpath campaign.
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