BJP MLA TS SRIVATSA (right), which on Tuesday focuses on a press conference in Mysuru. President L. Nagendra can also be seen. | Photo Credit: Ma Sriram
The MLA for Krishnaraja TS Srivatsa lamented on Tuesday over the alleged absence of funds to repair roads in Mysuru, Karnataka.
Srivatsa, who addressed a press conference here, pointed out that the city’s roads were full of potholes, even though Dasara is planned in September this year.
He urged the main Minister Siddaramaiah to plan the start of a number of development work in Mysur at the end of this month to ensure that the city is without a pothole. The state of the “Pothole-Ridden” road in Mysur has deteriorated due to monsoon rains, he said and urged Mr. Siddaramaiaha to take the “priority” repair work.
“Authorities have funds for cutting roads that can carry out underground drainage (UGD), but funds are not available to repair roads damaged by the same,” he said.
After many scenes and solving the problem to the main secretary of the state, Mr. Srivatsa said he managed to ensure the penalty of funds to repair five roads.
BJP also reportedly discrimination in the release of funds to the segment of Kršnaraja Assembly by the Ministry of Panchayat Raj and the development of rural rural road repair.
Although the CRORE 21 GBP, each of them was released for the neighboring city constituencies Chamaraja and Narasimharaja, both represented by the MLA Congress, Kishnaraja the election district, which represented, was not sanctioned, he said.
Given that the government does not issue funds for development work that quotes the financial pressure of the warranty schemes, Mr. Srivatsa said that people began to question the MLA about their role.
“The government transfers money to the MLA through a direct transfer of benefits. What role does the MLA play? They repaired roads, opened schools, cleaned the outflows?
Published – 8 July 2025 20:41 IS IS
