Dear @GBA_office@GBAChiefComm pl undertake footpath encroachment removal drive in 80 ft road (MS Ramaih Hospital Road). The footpath has been encroached by businesses. Hardly anything to walk. @blrcitytraffic
@ICCCBengaluru@GBA_office@GBAChiefComm The mobile number of AE is switched off or they have given a wrong number. Could you please give the correct number of the concerned Assistant Engineer (AE)
The complaint is closed because location is not identified. I have clearly mentioned the location in the link. It is in 80 ft road (MS Ramaih Hospital Road). @ICCCBengaluru please look into it. @GBA_office@GBAChiefComm
This matter is not resolved. But, the concerned officer has closed this as resolved. Why such inaction @ICCCBengaluru@GBA_office . Please visit the place for spot inspection and do the needful
The Advertising boards of National Public School, Chikkabanavara is blocking the footpath in 80ft road, (MS Ramaih Hospital Road). Pl take action.
Location: https://t.co/tis3bz77MF
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Mr @Udhaystalin,
I have not made any kind of statement that Karnataka would not release water to Tamil Nadu.
Karnataka’s inability to release water is dictated by negligible flows into Four Karnataka reservoirs namely KRS, Kabini, Harangi and Hemavathy and insufficient storages in these reservoirs.
Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) is the competent Authority for taking decision on the release of water from Karnataka Reservoirs based on the recommendations of Cauvery Water Regulatory Committee (CWRC) and Government of Karnataka has no role in this issue.
The Cumulative Live Storage (MDDL) in Four reservoirs of Karnataka as on 30th June 2026 was 15.761 TMC, which is insufficient for Drinking water needs of the state for next three months.
The cumulative inflows into the into four reservoirs, till the CWRC meeting on 30.06.2026, was 4.05 TMC (Biligundlu 2.915 TMC).
Karnataka submitted in the meetings of CWRC on 16.06.2026 and 30.06.2026, CWMA meeting on 23.06.2026 the storage in the four reservoirs will have to be conserved for meeting the drinking water needs to Bengaluru Metropolitan region, Mysuru, Mandya, Chamarajanagar, Ramanagar and other cities.
The submissions of Karnataka in the meetings have been considered by the CWMA and CWRC and decisions were rendered as:
https://t.co/BUmL2RcrnU view of the grim situation in the Cauvery basin, as of now, and the basin being a deficit basin, the respective Party States need to conserve the water to the extent possible in their designated reservoirs by making the most judicious use of the available scarce water resources.
2. Priority may be given to meet the requirements for drinking water and environmental flows.
Since mid of May, the IMD has been publicising in various News Dailies that El-Nino Phenomenon has set in resulting in delayed monsoon and deficit rainfall.
I hope that the South-West monsoon will pick up in the coming days and sufficient flows would be available in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu reservoirs.
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