GBA to crack down on 3,597 unauthorized PGs in Bengaluru; new rules announced
The Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) is preparing to take action against unauthorized PGs in the city. Out of a total of 5,480 PGs in the city, 3,597 are reportedly operating without a license. New rules for unauthorized PGs state that licenses cannot be issued to PGs that do not follow certain regulations, as per the circular issued by the Urban Development Department in 2025. These rules apply to PGs on roads less than 40 feet, buildings violating approved map designs, and PGs operating in residential areas.
Originally reported by Public TV
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