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Karnataka CM announces property fee concessions and infrastructure updates

Karnataka Chief Minister D. K. Shivakumar has announced a 50 percent reduction in regularization fees for approximately one lakh property owners with unregistered documents on Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) land. The concession applies to unauthorized buildings constructed before July 10, 2008. Eligible owners must submit applications by December 17, 2026, to avoid potential clearance of the structures.

In addition to property reforms, the Chief Minister inspected the Hebbal-Mekhri Circle elevated corridor project in Bengaluru. He expressed confidence that the construction would be completed ahead of its 18-month deadline and directed officials to ensure that the work does not cause significant traffic disruptions or road closures.

Meanwhile, Karnataka BJP President B. Y. Vijayendra has criticized the Congress government, alleging it spent 473 crore rupees on advertisements over the last three years. Vijayendra claimed these funds should have been directed toward infrastructure, farmer support, and unemployment rather than political publicity.

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