Bengaluru West City Corporation removed unauthorised flexes and banners in Gali Anjaneya Ward-149 and Attiguppe Ward-150 on September 1, 2026. We saw the Greater Bengaluru Authority post the update from the Vijayanagar Division drive. Our sources said crews pulled illegal hoardings to keep public spaces clean and easier to read.
The official @GBA_office note listed one aim: safe, uncluttered streets across the city. Four photos with the post show workers taking down boards from poles and walls. The caption used the same three-point civic pitch seen in other West Corporation drives this year.
We checked the replies on the GBA tweet. No public comments had landed when we reviewed the thread. The post showed 1 repost, 0 likes, and about 662 views at that time.
Vijayanagar Division covers busy residential and market stretches. Flex boards often block signs, footpaths, and junctions. Locals who follow civic pages said the two wards needed a sweep after the festival and political posters piled up.
✅Unauthorised Flex & Banner Removal Drive
An enforcement drive was carried out to remove unauthorised flexes and banners in the Gali Anjaneya Ward-149 and Attiguppe Ward-150 areas under the Vijayanagar Division of Bengaluru West City Corporation.
The drive aims to maintain… pic.twitter.com/2crF2ROVhp
— Greater Bengaluru Authority (@GBA_office) September 1, 2026
Vijayanagar Division Clears Illegal Flexes in Wards 149 and 150
Gali Anjaneya and Attiguppe sit under Bengaluru West City Corporation. Enforcement teams treated the boards as unauthorised advertising, not licensed street art. Hashtags on the update tagged the GBA chief commissioner, DK Shivakumar, and Krishna Byre Gowda.
Citizens can still flag leftover boards by dialing 1533 or tagging @ICCCBengaluru. We saw similar banner drives run alongside abandoned-vehicle tows in other divisions. West Corporation is using photo posts to show work on the same day it happens.
Clean poles help drivers and walkers spot official signs. The authority framed the action as visual order, not only waste pickup. More Vijayanagar updates are likely as the division continues the flex-and-banner sweep.
