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DH Impact | Day after residents clean Balagere Road, Deputy CM D K Shivakumar asks BBMP to do the needfulDH reported the community-driven initiative to clear accumulated silt on Balagere Road between Kadubeesanahalli and Varthur. Local residents stepped in to address the issue, as the BBMP cited insufficient funds for silt removal.
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Residents clear the dust-filled Balagere Road </p></div>

Residents clear the dust-filled Balagere Road

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After residents cleaned up parts of Balagere Road on Sunday, Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar directed the BBMP to take immediate action. He also assured the residents that such incidents would not recur.

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DH reported the community-driven initiative to clear accumulated silt on Balagere Road between Kadubeesanahalli and Varthur. Local residents stepped in to address the issue, as the BBMP cited insufficient funds for silt removal.

"The comfort and safety of our Bengaluru residents is of priority to us, and therefore BBMP has been also instructed to ensure that no such incident is ever repeated again in the future," the deputy Chief minister said in his post on social media.

Some netizens thanked him for his intervention, while others responded with civic problems in their area.

One such post on X, formerly Twitter, was about the Kerekodi road near Hosakerehalli lake.

"Even Hosakerehalli Tank bund road is in doldrums, just not drivable, no one is helping be it BBMP or CM of Karnataka or yourself. This needs immediate attention before a tragedy takes place which is waiting to happen," it read.

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(Published 24 June 2024, 11:49 IST)