Overview
- Deputy CM D.K. Shivakumar said civic teams are filling thousands of potholes per day despite rains and highlighted app-based reporting to speed fixes.
- Chief Minister Siddaramaiah earlier set a one‑month timeline with accountability for engineers, and Shivakumar now cites Rs 1,100 crore for citywide works with contractors facing a November cutoff.
- The Greater Bengaluru Authority has ordered priority repairs on major stretches, using complaint apps such as Fix My Street and daily targets to track progress.
- Municipal tallies show a large backlog remains, with 14,795 potholes identified and 8,046 still to be repaired, alongside ongoing white‑topping and asphalt works across hundreds of kilometres.
- The BJP has called a statewide ‘rasta roko’ for September 24 to protest poor roads, following citizen human‑chain demonstrations and corporate warnings including BlackBuck’s move from its ORR office.