Bengaluru: Ayyappa Temple Street in Maruthi Enclave Layout, Kothanur, not motorized in the best condition for more than two years now.
Stretching in North Bengaluru has now turned into a land track after BWSSB digging for a pipe laid.
When riders jammed with the wheels that sank on Jalan Swushy, residents did not understand where to complete their misery because stretches were scattered in two wards: While 300 meters of road falling at Hoodi of Mahadevapura Constituency Assembly, 250 meters below Horamavu, Kr Puram.
Ayyappa Temple Street lined up on both sides with 100 households with nearly 400 residents.
They said most of the time, Ward official blamed their colleagues in another ward.
Femin pamplany, who has lived in the layout for 10 years now, said: “A common accident occurred in this stretch.
We raised this problem with local level officers and the Supreme Commissioner of the BBMP, but there was no response.” DN Ravindranath, President of the Resident Welfare Association Maruthi Enclave, said: “We have written to everyone including engineers, head of the BBMP and MLA commissioners.
We intend to meet them to explain poor road conditions.
Every time it rains, water overflows on the road when the water channel in the area has not been folded during the area More than a decade now.
After rain, it is difficult for anyone to know where the hole is.
“This is separate, the dust allergy rises during dry weather.
“At least 50% of the plots are occupied and the number of families will eventually increase.
So the problem needs the earliest sorted,” Femin said.
Mohammad Shaik, a Hoodi Ward official, said: “BWSSB does not restore the road correctly, therefore tend to sink when it rains.
However, the budget for shortness of breath the road that comes under the Hoodi Ward has been approved and the tender is called.
The whole process might take time Three more months.
“Ward Horamavu officials did not respond to calls.
Residents suffer because BWSSB work leaves the road in a bad form
