Bengaluru: Union Minister H.D. Kumaraswamy launched a scathing attack on the state government, stating that Bengaluru’s roads are riddled with potholes, earning the city the infamous title of "Gundiyuru" (City of Potholes).In a post on his X account, Kumaraswamy expressed dismay, stating that the pride of Bengaluru, built by Nadaprabhu Kempegowda, has been deeply tarnished. He lamented that Greater Bengaluru has gained notoriety as "Gundiyuru," calling it a matter of great concern.Kumaraswamy held Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar responsible for this disgrace.read also: Heavy Rainfall Triggers Building Collapse in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli; At Least 12 Missing..!
He stated that Bengaluru and Karnataka are suffering under the hands of corrupt leaders. "Potholes at every step pose a threat to life, and garbage heaps are everywhere. Is this what Greater Bengaluru stands for? What is the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) doing? Is it merely swallowing taxpayers’ money and doing nothing?" he questioned the government.He criticized the administration for its failure to govern Bengaluru effectively, noting that it’s no surprise that industrialists are mocking the city as "Gundiyuru." He added that this is the first time in history that industrialists have so harshly criticized the government’s failures.read also: SIT to Present Burude Chinnayya in Belthangady Court Today!
"This government has no shame or self-respect. It has trampled the pride of Kannadigas," he remarked.Kumaraswamy further slammed the government for its swiftness in imposing taxes while showing no urgency in fixing potholes, comparing their pace to that of a tortoise. He accused the government of being obsessed with looting while neglecting development. "The state’s development has been sacrificed for election guarantees, leaving Greater Bengaluru in a deplorable state. If the government lacks funds to fix potholes, what is it doing with the tax money collected from the people? Whose pockets is it going into? We demand answers," he challenged.read also: Bengaluru Businessman Loses ₹5.8 Lakh After Clicking WhatsApp APK File.!
He highlighted that companies are losing faith in the state government and migrating to neighboring states, which are offering incentives to capitalize on this opportunity. "This corrupt government is incapable of understanding this. Its senses are completely inactive," he said.Kumaraswamy urged the people not to abandon Bengaluru, emphasizing its great heritage and history. "We will teach this insensitive government a lesson. We, along with the entire people of Karnataka, stand with you. Remove the thought of leaving from your minds. Let’s come together and transform Bengaluru. We will Make Bengaluru Great Again," he concluded.C J Enterprise Women's Kanjivaram Art Silk Saree Soft Banarasi Style Sari With Blouse Piece For Wedding (Pari122-51)