Bengaluru: Ulsoor residents, especially those who live and outside Annaswamy Mudaliar Road, hopes the bitter experience last month when the basement of their house and apartment is flooded soon.
On Saturday, the Supreme Commissioner of the Bbmp Gaurav Gupta and his official examined the area.
The head of the BBMP instructed officials to overcome waterlogging problems, complete jobs on the sewer and cleared the small channels immediately.
He also told officials to start the white topping work on the road.
As a first step, the driving water disposal of Dickenson Road to Ulsoor Road will be cleaned.
Also, work with sewers will be accelerated.
Annaswamy Mudaliar Road’s white topping is waiting for a 150 meter stretch and the official has been asked to finish it immediately.
Storm waterways near the Gurdwara road will also be cleaned to allow smooth water flow.
The layout of the Kodamdaram, from Jalan Mudalilar Annaswamy, flood after heavy rain-end, heavy rains that lasted for 10 minutes to produce a massive roundabout on Jalan Mudalilar Annaswamy and stretched branching.
Water has spurted into the basement of several houses and apartment layout of the Kodandram, outside the road.
“I travel regularly at Old Madras Road.
When it rains, Jalan Gurdwara, expensive Begum Circle and Ulsoor Lake Road are flooded, making it very difficult to drive.
When the hole and speed breaker is not visible, the accident is normal,” said Kusuma Shetty, A entrepreneur from Indiranagar.
However, some locals, were unhappy that they were in the dark about Gupta’s visit and could not discuss their problems with him.
V Purushotam, Convener of Halasuru Rising, Rwa, said: “We have raised this problem with the commissioner jurisdiction together Many times but it is of no use, “he added.
According to the local residents, the road waterlogging is common in the area but the problem of the basement was flooded only after the white topping work on Annaswamy Mudaliar Road began.” Floods have now become common whenever rain in the area we.
Waterlogging makes it impossible to step out.
Rainwater even entered many houses, “said Purushottam.
The young man fell into the river, Mahatesa young man from Chowkahalli Village near Bidadi was allegedly washed after he accidentally fell into the Vrishbhavathi River on Saturday night.
Kaushik Reddy, 26, was walking near the bridge above The river at 10 pm when he sneaked into a waters that radiated.
The Bidadi police suspected he was drifting and said the rescue team had not traced his body.
Search operations will be continued on Monday morning.