BENGALURU: Deputy leader minister G Parameshwara on Monday mentioned all Bengaluru public representatives favour a separate Act to expand the state capital. He hinted at shelving the previous leader secretary BS Patil-led committee’s advice to divide Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP).
After a five-hour meeting with Congress, BJP and JD (S) MLAs, MLCs and MPs representing Bengaluru, Bengaluru development minister Parameshwara mentioned: “There is a consensus and suggestion among legislators to have a new regulation for the BBMP. The Palike comes below the Municipalities Act (Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act). The new regulation will be an extension of this, and we’ll introduce it on the earliest.”
Parameshwara mentioned BBMP has been given Rs 10,000-crore grant, along with what’s been set aside for the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation and the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board. “This investment is to expand the town’s infrastructure,” he mentioned.
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Asked in regards to the BS Patil committee’s suggestion that the Palike be divided into 5 companies, he mentioned, “We’re bringing a new regulation for BBMP. We’ll talk about the department later.”
During the meeting, questions were raised over why the town has stagnated regardless of mega proposals and initiatives sanctioned for Bengaluru.
Legislators, including CN Ashwath Narayan (Malleswaram), raised the problem of boulevard dogs and land mafia eyeing land around Sankey Tank. A Congress legislator raised the problem of the 27-floor building along Golf Course Road.
The minister reportedly mentioned developers claim to know a number of best leaders within the executive, including KJ George. An irked George hit again, saying the similar builders will say they know former minister R Roshan Baig too.
BJP MLA Aravind Limbavali (Mahadevapura) raised the problem of visitors problems within the IT-BT corridor that’s in his constituency.Congress legislator NA Haris (Shanthinagar) advised that the state consider running Namma Metro round the clock to ease visitors congestion within the central trade district.
Bangalore Central MP PC Mohan sought the federal government’s intervention in Indiranagar where a lot of pubs and loud music have irked its residents.
After a five-hour meeting with Congress, BJP and JD (S) MLAs, MLCs and MPs representing Bengaluru, Bengaluru development minister Parameshwara mentioned: “There is a consensus and suggestion among legislators to have a new regulation for the BBMP. The Palike comes below the Municipalities Act (Karnataka Town and Country Planning Act). The new regulation will be an extension of this, and we’ll introduce it on the earliest.”
Parameshwara mentioned BBMP has been given Rs 10,000-crore grant, along with what’s been set aside for the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation and the Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board. “This investment is to expand the town’s infrastructure,” he mentioned.
Questions raised over why Bengaluru has stagnated
Issue of Street Dogs, Land Mafia Discussed At Meet
Asked in regards to the BS Patil committee’s suggestion that the Palike be divided into 5 companies, he mentioned, “We’re bringing a new regulation for BBMP. We’ll talk about the department later.”
During the meeting, questions were raised over why the town has stagnated regardless of mega proposals and initiatives sanctioned for Bengaluru.
Legislators, including CN Ashwath Narayan (Malleswaram), raised the problem of boulevard dogs and land mafia eyeing land around Sankey Tank. A Congress legislator raised the problem of the 27-floor building along Golf Course Road.
The minister reportedly mentioned developers claim to know a number of best leaders within the executive, including KJ George. An irked George hit again, saying the similar builders will say they know former minister R Roshan Baig too.
BJP MLA Aravind Limbavali (Mahadevapura) raised the problem of visitors problems within the IT-BT corridor that’s in his constituency.Congress legislator NA Haris (Shanthinagar) advised that the state consider running Namma Metro round the clock to ease visitors congestion within the central trade district.
Bangalore Central MP PC Mohan sought the federal government’s intervention in Indiranagar where a lot of pubs and loud music have irked its residents.
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