Iranna Bhorawat, public relations officer of the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA), on Wednesday lodged a complaint with the Central Division Cyber Crime police station, accusing unidentified persons of impersonating commissioners and sending messages to officials, causing confusion.
This comes days after Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) Commissioner Manivannan P. filed a similar complaint of impersonation on WhatsApp.
Published – 18 Apr 2026 22:18 IST
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