Panic spread in Jakkasandra, southern Bengaluru, on Friday after a ground-plus-four-storey under-construction building began to tilt dangerously. Built on a cramped 750-sqft plot, the structure violated multiple city bylaws. The Bengaluru South City Corporation confirmed it was illegal and had issued several notices since August 2024, including orders for evacuation and demolition. Officials said the owner had promised to demolish the building in September 2024 but instead continued construction, adding electrical and plumbing works, reported Deccan Herald. Despite oral warnings and another notice in July 2025, construction persisted. Recently, the owner again sought time for evacuation, and partial vacating had begun. The corporation has assured residents it is closely monitoring the site and will ensure safe, swift demolition to prevent any mishap. Locals remain fearful as the unstable building looms over nearby homes. Bengaluru Shocker: Shop Owner and Staff Drag, Kick, and Slap Woman in Broad Daylight for Allegedly Stealing Sarees Near KR Market; Accused Arrested After Video Goes Viral.

Leaning Illegal Building Sparks Panic in Bengaluru’s Jakkasandra

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