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Bengaluru shifts 11,346 seized vehicles to outskirts storage

By Drooid · Sep 16, 2026, 4:53 PM UTC · How we work

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Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda launched a drive to shift 11,000 seized vehicles from Bengaluru police stations.
The operation identified 11,346 vehicles of various types for relocation.
Revenue Department allocated 26 acres at seven outskirts sites for temporary storage.
Police began shifting vehicles on Wednesday, targeting completion within one month.
Owners can retrieve vehicles with a court order while unclaimed cars are being towed after notices on 2,024 abandoned vehicles.

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Karnataka Minister Krishna Byre Gowda launched a drive to shift 11,000 seized vehicles from Bengaluru police stations.
The operation identified 11,346 vehicles of various types for relocation.
Revenue Department allocated 26 acres at seven outskirts sites for temporary storage.
Police began shifting vehicles on Wednesday, targeting completion within one month.
Owners can retrieve vehicles with a court order while unclaimed cars are being towed after notices on 2,024 abandoned vehicles.