Bengaluru: Heavy rains in the capital city of Bengaluru have left roads riddled with potholes. However, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has been slow to address pothole repairs. The reason? Over 3,500 civic staff members have been assigned to a caste survey. Engineers are engaged in the survey instead of focusing on road repairs.Also Read: Massive Crypto Crash: Bitcoin, Ethereum Plummet as Trump's 100% China Tariff Shocks Global Markets!

This has raised concerns that the Chief Minister’s deadline for pothole repairs may be missed. Political pressures surrounding the caste survey have hampered essential civic services. Potholes are causing inconvenience to motorists, with an increase in accidents. The city's residents are frustrated with this mismanagement.Also Read: Gold Prices in India Show Stability: Potential for Upward Investment Trend!

There is a growing demand for prioritizing public needs over political pressures. The BBMP’s decision has left the city’s roads in poor condition, causing distress to citizens. If immediate action is not taken to repair potholes, public outrage may intensify further.SIRIL Women's Sequence Embroidery Scalloped Border Shimmer Chiffon Saree With Unstitched Blouse Piece