Overview
- Deputy Chief Minister D. K. Shivakumar said 13,000 potholes have been filled across the city, with photos and videos recorded for each fix.
- He directed preparation of a ₹1,100 crore action plan to upgrade 550 km of major roads in Bengaluru.
- A separate ₹1,100 crore allocation will go to MLAs for ward-level road improvements in their constituencies.
- Concreting work at major junctions is expected to take about 26 days, with traffic-management plans under discussion.
- Following site visits, the Chief Minister set a 30-day deadline for motorable roads and assured ₹750 crore dedicated to pothole repairs.