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Parking banned on J.C. Road, Siddaiah Road

Staff Reporter

BANGALORE: Commissioner of Police Neelam Achuta Rao has banned parking of vehicles on J.C. Road and H. Siddaiah Road with effect from Sunday to ensure smooth traffic on these roads.

According to an official press release on Friday, parking has been banned on J.C. Road from Minerva Circle to N.R. Square and on H. Siddaiah Road from J.C. Road junction to Lalbagh Road junction.

The public can park their vehicles at Bangalore Mahanagara Palike's multi-storeyed parking lot on J.C. Road, near Bharat junction.

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