House Committee On Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill Soon, Says Dy CM Shivakumar

Bengaluru: While appealing to the opposition party leaders to join hands with the State Government to build a better Bengaluru city in coming days leaving aside politics, Bengaluru city incharge and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. He chaired meeting of elected representatives cutting across party lines in Vidhana Soudha to elicit their views on development of Bengaluru city and at the meeting, he asked “Let’s leave our politics at the booth levels and join hands to build a better Bengaluru” and told the meeting the copy of the Bill tabled in the Assembly is available to hold a debate on it. He said migrants are settling in Bengaluru city in large numbers considering conducive weather conditions, human resources, culture and availability of technology and influx of people to Bengaluru city has resulted in its growth and pointed out Bharatiya Janata Party during their rule included as many as 110 villages around Bengaluru within the purview of Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike but providing basic amenities hasn’t happened particularly supply of water. On that evening, J&K Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha also chaired a high-level meeting with the Army Chief, various heads of security and law enforcement agencies including Border Security Force, Central Reserve Police Force and other Central Armed Police Forces, the J&K police and various intelligence agencies on the prevailing security situation in the Jammu region.