Archive · 1 Oct 2025
Bengaluru Deputy CM Addresses Road Repair Concerns
The government in Bengaluru is fixing roads and potholes.
The Deputy Chief Minister, Shivakumar, says they've already filled a lot of potholes and are working on fixing more.
They're also planning to spend a lot of money to fix main roads.
The government has a deadline to make all city roads good to drive on.
People had complained about bad roads, so the government is working to make them better.
Deputy CM Shivakumar addressed concerns about Bengaluru's road repairs.
Around 13,000 potholes have been filled so far.
A Rs 1,100-crore plan aims to develop 550 km of arterial roads.
The Chief Minister directed officials to make all roads motorable within 30 days.
The government faces criticism over the poor state of Bengaluru’s roads.
- Who
- Deputy CM D. K. Shivakumar and government officials
- What
- Road repair and pothole filling
- When
- Ongoing, with deadlines from the Chief Minister
- Where
- Bengaluru
- Why
- To improve road conditions and address public concerns
Government
Public
Road Quality
Government
Quality work is being carried out; the government is addressing issues
Public
Roads are in poor condition
- Deputy CM
- D. K. Shivakumar
- Potholes Fixed
- 13,000
- Arterial Road Plan
- Rs 1,100 crore for 550 km
- Chief Minister's Deadline
- 30 days to fix roads
- Vehicles Passing Daily
- Over 1.2 crore
Sources
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