Summary
Karnataka Deputy CM DK Shivakumar declares hole repair work remain in full speed throughout Bengaluru, with a stringent October 31 due date and a Rs 750 crore grant. This follows BJP demonstrations blaming the Congress federal government for the city’s bad roadways. The problem heightened after a trainee unfortunately passed away while preventing a pit, resulting in extreme political reaction and allegations.
Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka, DK Shivkumar, has actually declared that the repair to remove the issue of pits in Bengaluru remain in full speed. The Karnataka Deputy CM even more stated that he had actually made sure that the engineers and employees were on the ground to finish the repair with enduring quality. He stated that the federal government intends to provide smoother and more secure roadways to the commuters, which will match the growing goals of the capital city.
“Pothole repair works are in full swing across Bengaluru. Our engineers and workers are on the ground every day, ensuring lasting quality in every repair. We are committed to delivering smoother and safer roads that match Bengaluru’s growing aspirations,” he composed on X.
Shivakumar mentioned that the Chief Minister has actually set a stringent due date for authorities to finish the repair on Bengaluru roadways by October 31 and has actually guaranteed an extra Rs 750 crore grant to take on the city’s hole issue.
Previously, Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) MLA K Gopalaiah and celebration employees staged a demonstration on September 24 in front of Kanteerava Studios in Bengaluru versus the Congress federal government over the holes in the city. BJP leader NL Narendra Babu knocked Congress and called Bengaluru a “pothole city”
He informed ANI, “Bengaluru was once called a retired man’s paradise, IT City and BT City. Today, it has become a ‘pothole city’. Who is responsible for this?”
In action, DK Shivakumar blamed the previous BJP federal government in the State for the holes on roadways. “The BJP will never be happy. All these potholes have come under the BJP regime. They are responsible for the bad administration of the roads in Karnataka,” he informed press reporters in Patna.
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Shivakumar even more acknowledged the effect of current rains on roadway conditions, stating, “The pothole problem has increased due to increased rainfall. There are potholes in all cities in the country. But only Bangalore is making news. The media is being controlled in other places. The media has been given more freedom in our state, and this problem is being widely publicised,” he specified.
In a terrible occurrence, a 22-year-old trainee passed away after a tipper truck squashed her while attempting to prevent a hole near Budigere Cross in Bengaluru. The mishap took place under the jurisdiction of Avalahalli Traffic Police Station on Kempegowda International Airport (KIAL) Road. The victim is determined as Tanushree.
The occurrence activated extreme reaction versus the Congress federal government in Karnataka. Janata Dal Secular (JDS)on Tuesday in a highly worded post stated that the trainee was ‘compromised’ for the Congress Commission.
In a post on social networks X, the celebration composed, “Student Sacrificed for Congress’ Commission!”