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Bengaluru Auctions 7 Properties Over Unpaid Taxes, More To Follow

Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar highlighted that a majority of the commercial property owners had not paid taxes for over seven to eight years. (AI Generated)

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News18•23-02-2026, 12:16

Bengaluru Auctions 7 Properties Over Unpaid Taxes, More To Follow

•Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) auctioned seven properties to recover property tax arrears.
•Five properties were auctioned in East Bengaluru and two in North city limits.
•The move aims to recover Rs 437 crore in taxes owed by around 7,000 properties.
•Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar noted many defaulters are affluent commercial property owners.
•Thousands more properties face auction; officials urge defaulters to clear taxes quickly.

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