<p>Intermittent rains have brought back the problem of potholes in southern and eastern Bengaluru.</p>.<p>Holding engineers responsible for the poor maintenance of roads, BBMP’s engineering chief M R Venkatesh on Tuesday warned that for every unscientifically filled pothole, the concerned assistant executive engineer (AEE) will be fined Rs 1,000.</p>.<p>“All wards shall be pothole-free. If any pothole is filled unscientifically, the jurisdictional AE and AEE will cough up a fine of Rs 1,000,” Venkatesh warned.</p>.<p>Mayor Gangambike Mallikarjun came down heavily on the engineers regarding the poor maintenance of roads in the city’s wards.</p>.<p>Directing the engineers concerned, mayor Gangambike said: “AEEs should list issues in the wards and alert concerned officials. If there are any lapses on the part of the engineers, I will recommend their suspension.”</p>
<p>Intermittent rains have brought back the problem of potholes in southern and eastern Bengaluru.</p>.<p>Holding engineers responsible for the poor maintenance of roads, BBMP’s engineering chief M R Venkatesh on Tuesday warned that for every unscientifically filled pothole, the concerned assistant executive engineer (AEE) will be fined Rs 1,000.</p>.<p>“All wards shall be pothole-free. If any pothole is filled unscientifically, the jurisdictional AE and AEE will cough up a fine of Rs 1,000,” Venkatesh warned.</p>.<p>Mayor Gangambike Mallikarjun came down heavily on the engineers regarding the poor maintenance of roads in the city’s wards.</p>.<p>Directing the engineers concerned, mayor Gangambike said: “AEEs should list issues in the wards and alert concerned officials. If there are any lapses on the part of the engineers, I will recommend their suspension.”</p>