Aero India Show will be held from 13 to 17 February

The Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) on Friday issued an order that meat shops, non-vegetarian restaurants and hotels will be closed from January 30 to February 20 in view of the Aero India show to be held here.

BBMP said in its public notice that there will be a ban on serving and selling non-vegetarian food items within 10 km radius of Yelahanka Air Force Station.

Aero India show will be held from 13 to 17 February.

It has been said on behalf of BBMP, "Through this notice, all meat/chicken/chicken shall be sold to the general public and owners of meat stalls, non-vegetarian hotels and restaurants from January 30 to February 20 within 10 km radius of Air Force Station, Yelahanka." Fish shops are advised to remain closed and ban on serving/selling non-vegetarian dishes.

It has been said that any kind of violation of this notice can be punished under BBMP Act-2020 and Rule No. 91 of Indian Aircraft Rules, 1937.

According to BBMP officials, a large number of birds, especially eagles, hover over non-vegetarian waste spread in public places, due to which there is a possibility of plane accidents, hence this decision has been taken.

The 14th edition of 'Aero India' is being billed as Asia's largest aerospace exhibition.

According to officials, 731 participants, 633 Indians and 98 foreigners, have already registered to attend the event.

The 'Aero India-2023' show will not only reflect the country's growing strength in the aerospace sector but will also show a glimpse of the rise of a strong and self-reliant 'New India'.  

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