Karnataka Govt May Drop Bill Regulating Public Space Use
The Congress government in Karnataka faced criticism over the bill, with private entities raising concerns regarding regulation of public spaces usage.
Amid backlash from the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and concerns from cabinet ministers, the government may drop the order to regulate the use of state-owned properties by private entities.
- The draft of the "Regulation of Use of Government Premises and Properties Bill, 2025" will be sent "to cold storage."
- The government will likely rely on existing administrative orders to manage permissions for private organisations seeking to use government properties.
Author's summary: Karnataka government may drop bill regulating public space use amid backlash.
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