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23 BDA officers suspended in the past year

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: Twenty-three officers of the Bangalore Development Authority have been suspended over the past year for minor misdemeanours, said its Commissioner M.N. Vidya Shankar, taking to presspersons on Thursday.

He said that when he took over a year ago, he put up huge boards on the BDA premises urging persons visiting the office to report against officers if they sought bribes or if they did not carry out their work properly.

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