Bengaluru Property Owner Fined Rs 1 Lakh for Illegal Construction Waste Dumping

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A property owner in Bengaluru has been fined Rs 1 lakh for illegally disposing of construction waste in a public area. The violation was discovered during a morning inspection on 6th Main Road in the BTM Layout division. A civic marshal on patrol spotted construction debris dumped on the footpath and inside a nearby drain. The penalty was imposed as part of efforts to enforce waste disposal regulations and maintain public infrastructure in the city.

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