BENGALURU: Following directions by the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike Commissioner --- that a survey be completed on shops for the implementation of Kannada name plates, BBMP health officials have issued notices to 20,877 establishments for not following the rules. According to state government and BBMP norms, the display of nameplates on shops and establishments should be 60% and in the Kannada language.
Palike Chief Health Officer Siraj Ahmed Madani said that based on the chief commissioner’s direction, a survey was conducted across eight BBMP zones and officials issued notices to shops to implement the order at the earliest, or after February 28, the shops would face action like suspension of trade licence.
“From all eight zones, around 21,000 notices have been issued to traders. All traders were warned about suspension and cancellation of trade licences if they fail to follow the order,” said Madani.
