Mangaluru: MCC orders eviction of unauthorised street vendors to ease traffic


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Sep 3: The Mangaluru City Corporation (MCC) commissioner has issued a strict directive to clear all unauthorised street vendors within the city limits.

The action comes in response to growing traffic congestion in public spaces. Unauthorised street vending on footpaths and other areas has been causing significant inconvenience to public safety and smooth vehicular movement. The civic body stated that it has received numerous complaints from citizens and various organisations regarding the issue.

The corporation has clarified that except for vendors who have already obtained official street vending identity cards and trade certificates from the MCC, all others engaging in unauthorised business must voluntarily vacate their spots.

If they fail to clear out on their own, the MCC warned that suitable legal action will be initiated to evict the unauthorised vendors as per the provisions of the Street Vendors Act.

 

 

 

  

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  • ma.sa, karkala

    Thu, Sep 03 2026

    But who will vacate the parking of cars in left lane by leaving only one right lane to move the vehicles. These cars are parked from morning to night in all main roads.

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  • Manohar, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 03 2026

    Completely clear street vendor from Mangalore city area. Give them area outside city as a santhe kattey, same like udupi. By force vocate all encroachment these igllegal vendors.

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  • Richard, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 03 2026

    My humble request to City corporation to remove ramps provided on roads and make the road surface even. While covering the Storm drain for vehicle entry , the cover level increases from the road level , so instead of leveling the cover top with road level , people provided ramps towards the road . Due to this road width has become narrow and some places when opposite houses provides the ramps one can imagine how narrow it becomes. Also due to uneven road surface pedestrians and bikers are risking their life while moving . Corporation people can also check this roads one by one in google street view maps and take corrective action.

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  • Antony, Mangaluru

    Thu, Sep 03 2026

    Even home owners are planting gardens and encroaching the roads. Complaint has been lodged on WhatsApp number. Hopefully Corporation will take action.

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