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Mumbai Illegal Hoardings: BJP Chief Ameet Satam Seeks Strict BMC Action, Criminal Cases & Transparent Policy For Authorised Advertising
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· October 5, 2026
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Key points This comes as a result of a surge in illegal hoardings and banners during the festive season. A comprehensive policy is being sought to address the issue of unauthorised advertisements.
A comprehensive policy is being sought to address the issue of unauthorised advertisements. This comes as a result of a surge in illegal hoardings and banners during the festive season.
A letter has been written to the Mayor, demanding strict action against offenders and enforcement of existing directions. The letter also highlights the safety risks posed by these unauthorised structures.
Further details on the proposed solutions, including a transparent system for leasing advertising spaces, are available from the source. A call for criminal cases against those responsible for illegal hoardings has also been made.
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Published: October 5, 2026 ·
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