Sewage overflow

I live on II Main Road Byatarayanapura, Avalahalli main road. The sewerage water is flowing unattended to. I have written to the local corporator, commissioner BMP and BWSSB but our repeated please seem to have fallen on deaf ears.

I later wrote to the governor and was fortunate to receive a reply. I was directed to seek the assistance of the bwssb but no action has been taken so far.

In this game of directing and redirecting, the citizen suffers and loses confidence in the system.

Jayarama,

Bytarayanapura

Building violation

I live on 80 ft road, SB M Colony. We have an apartment coming up right beside our house. It seems like they have violated the building by-laws. We complained to the Corporation officials but no action has been taken. I suspect that the builders have collided with the officials. They builders have left no space in front either. I wish the corporation officials will work toward solving these problems.

Lalitha J Murthy

Resurfacing woes

I am a resident of 12th A main road, HAL II stage. This particular stretch has been be resurfaced whereas the stretch from ESI Hospital to SBI on 80 Thippasandra has been resurfaced thrice. I would appreciate it if the officials would direct their attention and resurface 12th A main road, HAL II stage.

Wg Cdr H P Hande

No buses

There is only one red boarded bus plying from VMNT to SBS and back for the sake of office goers and school going children leaving VMNT at 8.00am. This bus goes to SBS via KBS and returns via the same route. It is thus overcrowded at the starting point itself. Many women and children are left behind for want of accommodation. I therefore request the authorities concerned to kindly provide one more bus to leave VMNT at 8.15 am via KBS to SBC and return from KBS at 6.15pm to VMNY to solve the problem. This would greatly help the regularly travelling public.

Raghavendra Rao, Vidyamanyanagara

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