Karnataka's Road to Change: Addressing Bengaluru's Pothole Crisis
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar prioritizes resolving Bengaluru's pothole issue, criticizing political opponents for turning it into a controversy. Despite weather challenges, over 7,000 potholes are filled. Public reporting systems are in place, while political criticisms highlight inaction despite allocated funds.
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Karnataka's Deputy Chief Minister, D K Shivakumar, has prioritized the resolution of Bengaluru's pothole problem, emphasizing the administration's dedication to addressing this urgent issue.
Despite adverse weather conditions causing potholes, the government has systematically filled over 7,000 potholes and sought public collaboration through an established reporting system. Shivakumar called out political opponents for using the issue for controversy.
Highlighting the disparity in action and fund allocation, Shivakumar criticized BJP legislators for inaction despite receiving significant funding. His remarks follow public frustration over road conditions, spotlighted by local businesses considering relocation due to extended travel times and poor infrastructure.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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