<p>The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has demanded an investigation into how a sinkhole appeared on the newly white-topped stretch in Kensington Road. Referring to the sinkhole that appeared late on Monday night, AAP leaders alleged that there was a big scam cooking up in the name of white-topping.</p>.<p>“This (white-topping) has become a golden egg for the politicians. They say a kilometre of white-topping costs Rs 15 crore, and such roads cave in within a few months. This is worse than the normal roads,” said Mohan Dasari, secretary, AAP, Karnataka.</p>.<p>Dasari further announced, “We plan to file a complaint with the Lokayukta and the BBMP commissioner, requesting an audit of all the road construction projects in the city.”</p>.Shivaram Karanth Layout: SC closes monitoring through panel; asks HC to take over.<p>On Wednesday, AAP members gathered near the sinkhole to protest the substandard quality of the city’s white-topped roads. The group conducted a thanksgiving puja, expressing relief that no citizens were harmed due to the collapse. Subsequently, the workers chanted slogans, criticising the government.</p>
<p>The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has demanded an investigation into how a sinkhole appeared on the newly white-topped stretch in Kensington Road. Referring to the sinkhole that appeared late on Monday night, AAP leaders alleged that there was a big scam cooking up in the name of white-topping.</p>.<p>“This (white-topping) has become a golden egg for the politicians. They say a kilometre of white-topping costs Rs 15 crore, and such roads cave in within a few months. This is worse than the normal roads,” said Mohan Dasari, secretary, AAP, Karnataka.</p>.<p>Dasari further announced, “We plan to file a complaint with the Lokayukta and the BBMP commissioner, requesting an audit of all the road construction projects in the city.”</p>.Shivaram Karanth Layout: SC closes monitoring through panel; asks HC to take over.<p>On Wednesday, AAP members gathered near the sinkhole to protest the substandard quality of the city’s white-topped roads. The group conducted a thanksgiving puja, expressing relief that no citizens were harmed due to the collapse. Subsequently, the workers chanted slogans, criticising the government.</p>
