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Silk Board-KR Puram stretch to get a fix after visit by senoir officialsAccording to the ORRCA, the following actions were identified for implementation: making the ORR pothole-free, completion of pipeline work, traffic management and removal of encroachments.
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>An image showing the Outer Ring Road (ORR). </p></div>

An image showing the Outer Ring Road (ORR).

Credit: DH File Photo

Bengaluru: Senior government officials and ORRCA representatives drove through the Outer Ring Road from Silk Board Junction to KR Puram on Thursday morning, identifying infrastructure challenges and actionable solutions. 

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According to the ORRCA, the following actions were identified for implementation: making the ORR pothole-free, completion of pipeline work, traffic management and removal of encroachments. 

The BBMP committed to carrying out regular road maintenance and timely repairs, while the BWSSB promised to restore dug-up roads overnight and complete the pipeline work by the end of this month, ORRCA said. 

The traffic police will take crack down on illegal parking on service roads and footpaths to reduce congestion, and the BBMP will clear unauthorised structures.

The BMRCL stated that the KR Pura-Silk Board metro
line was on track for completion by June 2026, ORRCA added. 

Key officials present during the occasion were L K Atheeq, Additional Chief Secretary to Chief Minister; Tushar Giri Nath, Chief Commissioner, BBMP; M Maheshwar Rao, Managing Director, BMRCL; Ram Prasath Manohar, Chairman, BWSSB; Avinash Menon Rajendran, Special Commissioner (Projects); M N Anucheth, Joint Commissioner of Police (Traffic) and others.

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(Published 14 March 2025, 04:55 IST)