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The Bench directed the government to submit a status report on the implementation of the Street Vendors Act while adjourning further hearing till December 3

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Karnataka High Court refuses to interfere with GBA’s safe footpath campaign

The Bench directed the government to submit a status report on the implementation of the Street Vendors Act while adjourning further hearing till December 3

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Source: The Hindu. Published 28 Aug 2026, 02:26 pm.

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