<p>Taking forward the ‘Citizens for Change’ initiative that was started ahead of the recent Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) elections, Deccan Herald and Prajavani are arranging interactive sessions between residents/Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) and elected representatives in all the Assembly constituencies of the City.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The second such session in the series will be held in the Basavanagudi Assembly constituency on Friday.<br /><br />Ahead of the BBMP elections held on August 22, 2015, Deccan Herald and Prajavani had asked residents to pose their questions on drinking water shortage, garbage <br />disposal, cleanliness, bad roads and footpaths, streetlights, road safety, stray dog/cattle menace, parks and lakes, to the candidates contesting from their respective wards. Many RWAs/residents responded, getting signed undertakings from the candidates that they will address the listed grievances once elected.<br /><br />Connect with corporators<br />It is now time for residents of the Basavanagudi Assembly constituency to directly connect with their corporators, many of whom are first-time corporators. The interactive session will provide residents an opportunity to know and partner with their corporator and collectively develop their ward and build a better Bengaluru.<br /><br />Basavanagudi MLA L A Ravi Subramanya will be present at the interactive session along with corporators representing the six wards in the constituency – B S Sathyanarayana (Basavanagudi), A Kempegowda (Hanumanthanagar), J M Savitha Mayanna Gowda (Srinagar), M Shyamala (Vidyapeeta) M Venkatesh (Kathriguppe) and A V Nandini Vijaya Vittal (Girinagar). Officials from the BBMP and other government departments will also be present.<br /><br />RWAs/residents can email the top 10 problems/ grievances related to their wards to dhpvcitizensforchange@deccanherald.co.in ahead of the Friday’s session. For clarifications/ details contact: Prathap E L (9845171343); Lakshmi Prasanna (9449017378) or Shridhar (9845950951).<br /> </p>
<p>Taking forward the ‘Citizens for Change’ initiative that was started ahead of the recent Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) elections, Deccan Herald and Prajavani are arranging interactive sessions between residents/Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) and elected representatives in all the Assembly constituencies of the City.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The second such session in the series will be held in the Basavanagudi Assembly constituency on Friday.<br /><br />Ahead of the BBMP elections held on August 22, 2015, Deccan Herald and Prajavani had asked residents to pose their questions on drinking water shortage, garbage <br />disposal, cleanliness, bad roads and footpaths, streetlights, road safety, stray dog/cattle menace, parks and lakes, to the candidates contesting from their respective wards. Many RWAs/residents responded, getting signed undertakings from the candidates that they will address the listed grievances once elected.<br /><br />Connect with corporators<br />It is now time for residents of the Basavanagudi Assembly constituency to directly connect with their corporators, many of whom are first-time corporators. The interactive session will provide residents an opportunity to know and partner with their corporator and collectively develop their ward and build a better Bengaluru.<br /><br />Basavanagudi MLA L A Ravi Subramanya will be present at the interactive session along with corporators representing the six wards in the constituency – B S Sathyanarayana (Basavanagudi), A Kempegowda (Hanumanthanagar), J M Savitha Mayanna Gowda (Srinagar), M Shyamala (Vidyapeeta) M Venkatesh (Kathriguppe) and A V Nandini Vijaya Vittal (Girinagar). Officials from the BBMP and other government departments will also be present.<br /><br />RWAs/residents can email the top 10 problems/ grievances related to their wards to dhpvcitizensforchange@deccanherald.co.in ahead of the Friday’s session. For clarifications/ details contact: Prathap E L (9845171343); Lakshmi Prasanna (9449017378) or Shridhar (9845950951).<br /> </p>