The Hindu 04.04.2013
BDA seals 21 shops in Indiranagar shopping complex
As many as 21 shops in the Indiranagar Shopping Complex
owned by the Bangalore Development Authority have been sealed. Their
proprietors, who were allotted shops by the BDA, have not been paying
rent for the past several years.
owned by the Bangalore Development Authority have been sealed. Their
proprietors, who were allotted shops by the BDA, have not been paying
rent for the past several years.
According to a press release here on Wednesday, the shop owners had reportedly ignored the notices served on them by the BDA.
With the outstanding rent amounting to Rs.1 crore, the BDA sealed the shops as a last resort.
BDA
Deputy Secretary P.N. Murthy, who conducted the operation with
assistance of Revenue Officer (East) and the local police, told
The Hindu
the BDA is on a revenue collection drive.
The total
outstanding rent dues from its 14 complexes add up to around Rs. 6
crore. “Such operations will be taken up in all the BDA complexes across
the city till the end of this month,” he added.
