Lok Sabha Elections in Bengaluru: From schools and banks to liquor shops, what is closed and what is open tomorrow

Akin to canvass discipline, definite institutions volition stay closed passim Bengaluru tomorrow. 

Here's a database of what is closed successful Bengaluru connected April 26

-Bengaluru is seeing 3 adust days that began connected April 24. The adust time restrictions wherever 1 volition not beryllium capable to acquisition intoxicant from shops volition stay successful spot till April 26. 

-The liquor merchantability prohibition has travel into effect from 5 p.m. connected Wednesday, April 24, and volition beryllium lifted lone aft midnight connected April 26

-Prohibitory orders nether Section 144 of the CrPC is besides being enforced successful Bengaluru, starting from 6 p.m. connected April 24 until midnight connected April 26

-The Karnataka High Court has besides declared a wide vacation for its Benches connected April 26 and May 7 - the voting days successful Karnataka, Deccan Herald reports

-Banks volition besides observe a vacation and travel suit successful closure.

-Corporate offices are mandated to assistance permission to their employees, ensuring their information successful the voting process arsenic per ineligible obligations

-Schools, colleges, and akin acquisition institutions are expected to stay closed successful Bengaluru for April 26, successful adherence to law

-Public transport specified arsenic the BMTC, BMRCL, and hospitals volition proceed to relation successful Bengaluru connected April 26

-Commercial establishments are expected to operate, albeit with delayed commencement to facilitate their eligible employees' aboriginal voting connected predetermination day.

Lok Sabha Elections successful Bangalore: Key Candidates

-Bangalore North: Congress’s M V Rajeev Gowda versus BJP’s Shobha Karandlaje

-Bangalore Central: Congress' Mansoor Ali Khan versus BJP's PC Mohan

-Bangalore South: Congress' Sowmya Reddy versus BJP's Tejasvi Surya

-Bangalore Rural: Congress' DK Suresh versus Deve Gowda's son-in-law CN Manjunath

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Published: 25 Apr 2024, 04:20 PM IST