<p>Social media is abuzz with many users inviting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit their localities to see the pathetic condition of the roads.</p>.<p>The mass invitation comes in the aftermath of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) repairing a stretch of a road leading to the Jnanabharathi campus ahead of Modi’s visit.</p>.<p>The dilapidated road was repaired as Modi is scheduled to inaugurate the Dr Ambedkar School of Economics building at the Bangalore University campus on December 6. </p>.<p>Aam Aadmi Party’s Ashok Mruthyunjaya said almost all roads in Mahadevapura are not fit for commuting.</p>.<p>“All we find is a road that is either covered with mud or filled with potholes. Riding a two-wheeler is even worse as the roads are full of dust, too,” he said. “It looks like the BBMP only wants the VIPs to ride safely.”</p>.<p>Some Twitter users invited the Prime Minister to visit their localities. “Bangalore roads are in a very pathetic situation. Your scheduled travel by road has got new look to Bangalore University. Request you to travel by road to a few more areas so that the City gets good roads,” Deepak Krishnappa tweeted. </p>.<p class="CrossHead Rag"><strong><span class="bold">Repairs in 25 days, assures BBMP </span></strong></p>.<p>The BBMP has promised to provide pothole-free roads in the next 25 days.</p>.<p>“If there is no rain in the next three to four weeks, we will complete the road restoration work. We have already started full-fledged pothole-filling activity in all the zones,” a BBMP official said.</p>.<p>“Our batch mix plant has started operations. Besides, asphalting work is being taken up in the wards.” </p>.<p>The work, he said, has already been awarded on 300-km of the major roads. “The roads that are under the defect liability period will be repaired in the coming days.”</p>.<p><strong>Check out latest videos from <i data-stringify-type="italic">DH</i>:</strong></p>
<p>Social media is abuzz with many users inviting Prime Minister Narendra Modi to visit their localities to see the pathetic condition of the roads.</p>.<p>The mass invitation comes in the aftermath of the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) repairing a stretch of a road leading to the Jnanabharathi campus ahead of Modi’s visit.</p>.<p>The dilapidated road was repaired as Modi is scheduled to inaugurate the Dr Ambedkar School of Economics building at the Bangalore University campus on December 6. </p>.<p>Aam Aadmi Party’s Ashok Mruthyunjaya said almost all roads in Mahadevapura are not fit for commuting.</p>.<p>“All we find is a road that is either covered with mud or filled with potholes. Riding a two-wheeler is even worse as the roads are full of dust, too,” he said. “It looks like the BBMP only wants the VIPs to ride safely.”</p>.<p>Some Twitter users invited the Prime Minister to visit their localities. “Bangalore roads are in a very pathetic situation. Your scheduled travel by road has got new look to Bangalore University. Request you to travel by road to a few more areas so that the City gets good roads,” Deepak Krishnappa tweeted. </p>.<p class="CrossHead Rag"><strong><span class="bold">Repairs in 25 days, assures BBMP </span></strong></p>.<p>The BBMP has promised to provide pothole-free roads in the next 25 days.</p>.<p>“If there is no rain in the next three to four weeks, we will complete the road restoration work. We have already started full-fledged pothole-filling activity in all the zones,” a BBMP official said.</p>.<p>“Our batch mix plant has started operations. Besides, asphalting work is being taken up in the wards.” </p>.<p>The work, he said, has already been awarded on 300-km of the major roads. “The roads that are under the defect liability period will be repaired in the coming days.”</p>.<p><strong>Check out latest videos from <i data-stringify-type="italic">DH</i>:</strong></p>