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Potholes are not just in Bengaluru... they are even in front of the Prime Minister’s house in Delhi, go check! - DK Shivakumar..!

By Sushmitha R
Potholes are not just in Bengaluru... they are even in front of the Prime Minister’s house in Delhi, go check! - DK Shivakumar..!

Bengaluru, today Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar announced on Tuesday that efforts to fill potholes in Bengaluru are progressing rapidly, with approximately 1,000 potholes being repaired daily by the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA).

Bengaluru, today Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar announced on Tuesday that efforts to fill potholes in Bengaluru are progressing rapidly, with approximately 1,000 potholes being repaired daily by the Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA).DK Shivakumar Silent on Vokkaliga Community's Decision, Heads to Delhi..!

Speaking to media representatives, he urged IT companies in the city to take note of the ongoing efforts.Shivakumar, who recently visited Delhi, challenged the media to investigate the condition of roads there. kaevion Sada Saubhagyawati Bridal Customized Dupatta | Name Bride Chunni & Dupattas | Dulhan Name Wala dupatta for Marriage, Indian, Punjabi, Sagan Ceremony, Mangni, Teej, Karwachauth

"Send your reporters to Delhi and check how many potholes exist, including those near the Prime Minister’s residence," he remarked, emphasizing that potholes are a widespread issue across India, not unique to Karnataka.

He clarified that the state government is not shying away from addressing the issue, despite attempts by some to exaggerate it in the media. "Potholes are a common problem nationwide, and we are actively working to resolve it," he stated. DK Shivakumar Refuses to Comment on Yesterday's Okkaliga Community Meeting

Shivakumar also criticized the previous BJP government, alleging that poor road construction during their tenure has contributed to the current situation. He accused the BJP of politicizing the issue as elections approach, using it as a tool to gain political mileage.