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Municipal Commissioner clears over 50 stalls in Hubballi after court order

On Wednesday, Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation took down more than 50 stalls close to municipal hospital in Old Hubballi to enhance ambulance access. Municipal Commissioner Rudresh Ghali highlighted that this decision was final, stressing the significance of public safety and prompt emergency response.

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Jun 17, 2026 · 1 min read · 2 views
Municipal Commissioner clears over 50 stalls in Hubballi after court order

Key Takeaways

  • •The Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation demolished over 50 stalls on Wednesday to improve ambulance access near the municipal hospital.
  • •The legal battle against the demolition began in 2018 when shopkeepers opposed the HDMC's plans.
  • •Municipal Commissioner Rudresh Ghali oversaw the operation, ensuring it was conducted under police protection.
  • •Despite objections from some shopkeepers, Ghali stated the decision was final and necessary for public safety.
  • •Officials estimate that debris removal from the site will take several more days to complete.

In bold move, Hubballi-Dharwad Municipal Corporation (HDMC) tore down over 50 stalls near municipal hospital in Old Hubballi Wednesday . Aim: clear path for ambulances,vehicles. Stalls had been major roadblock.

Demolition came after long legal fight. Shopkeepers had resisted since 2018,but a recent court ruling favored HDMC. Municipal Commissioner Rudresh Ghali was on site,running show under police watch to keep things orderly.

Some shopkeepers protested as demolition went on,but it didn't stop anything. Ghali told them decision was final,done for public safety. Debris removal will take days,officials said.

HDMC wants better access to hospital,faster emergency response. This demolition is just one piece of bigger puzzle . How soon will changes take effect…?

#Karnataka

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