Karnataka Deputy CM Issues Strict Ultimatum on Bengaluru Pothole Problem

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister Shivakumar has warned officials of strict action if potholes in Bengaluru are not filled within 15 days. Shivakumar emphasized the urgency during a meeting with city officials, stressing the need for immediate action. The Minister will inspect streets post-deadline and enforce accountability.

Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar issued a stern warning to officials regarding the pothole situation in Bengaluru, demanding immediate action within a 15-day deadline.

Shivakumar, responsible for Bengaluru city's development, set the deadline on September 1 and stressed the urgency in a meeting with senior officials and engineers, citing numerous public complaints.

Failure to meet the deadline will result in severe consequences, with officials urged to prioritize pothole repairs, inspect streets personally, and avoid delays due to upcoming rains. He also announced a cleanliness pledge for students on Gandhi Jayanti and a personal trip abroad.

(With inputs from agencies.)