
Bengaluru accounts for one-third of 39,698 registered rowdies in Karnataka
The Hindu
S. Girish, Deputy Commissioner of Police (West Division), told The Hindu that monitoring at the station level has improved significantly in Bengaluru. “We maintain A, B, and C lists of rowdies to ensure better tracking,” he said. The ‘A’ list is for rowdies active for a longer duration. The ‘B’ list consists of rowdies committing crimes out of the jurisdiction in which they are listed as rowdies. A ‘C’ list is maintained to monitor budding rowdies.

After mandating pet dog licensing and microchipping, Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC) bids to do the same for cattle to curb stray cattle issues and man-animal conflicts in the streets. The civic body has moved to make it compulsory for cattle owners to obtain licenses for their animals across all zones.












