DH-PV Janaspandana in Mysuru

The residents of Chamaraja (CR) Assembly constituency will get an opportunity to air their civic woes as Deccan Herald and and its sister publication Prajavani has organised ‘Janaspandana – Citizens for Change’ programme on July 28, in the city.

The Janaspandana will be held at Nalvadi Krishnaraja Wadiyar Convention Hall of Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA), besides the CITB Choultry, Hebbal Main Road, Sankranti Circle, in Mysurufrom 10 am to 1 pm on July 28, Saturday.

Corporators of Gokulam, Jayalakshmipuram, Kuvempu Nagar (North), Devaraja Mohalla, Meena Bazaar, Brindavan Extension, Vijayanagar, Lakshmikantha Nagar, Subbarayana Kere, Veeranagere, Metagalli, K G Koppalu, Lokanayaka Nagar, Lashkar Mohalla, Nazarbad, Vontikoppal, Saraswathipuram, Paduvarahalli, Mandi Mohalla, Kumbara Koppal, Manchegowdana Koppalu, Medar Block and Kailasapuram wards, under the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC), will be present in the programme, along with the officials concerned and the MLA L Nagendra.

Officials of various government departments and government agencies, responsible for the upkeep of the city and for providing services to the people, like the MCC, Mysuru Urban Development Authority (MUDA), Vani Vilas Water Works (VVWW), Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation (CESC), Karnataka State Transport Corporation (KSRTC), Regional Transport office and the police department will be present.

Janaspandana acts as a platform for the people to air their grievances before the officials concerned in the presence of the people’s representatives. It is hoped that the authorities get an overview and insight into the problems faced by the people. DH-PV hopes that most of the problems will get an instant solution as both the people’s representatives and the officials concerned would be available on the same platform.

The programme is a part of Deccan Herald and Prajavani’s initiative to connect with the citizens of Mysuru city to solve their civic problems, ranging from waste disposal; streetlights; stray dog and cattle menace; potholes on roads; choked drains; inadequate water supply; sewerage issues; conservation and development of lakes; electricity problems; health issues; public transport services; inadequate city bus services; traffic problems; parking woes; footpaths problems; development and maintenance of parks and playgrounds; chain-snatching; law and order; etc.

DH-PV have organised many such events in the past at different locations of Bengaluru, Mysuru and other places, which has helped in resolving most of the civic issues. People willing to air their grievances can reach the venue by 9 am and register their names at the temporary reception counter.

The people can also send their grievances by email to [e-mail] or call H C Lakshmikantha on 98805 81377 or 96069 12165 (between 9 am and 5 pm). Follow DH-PV on #DHJanaspandana. Visit: www.deccanherald.com.