MP for Mysuru’s growth in harmony with heritage; cautions against repeating Bengaluru’s mistakes

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Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, MP for Mysuru, astatine  an enactment    programme connected  Greater Mysuru connected  Sunday.

Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, MP for Mysuru, astatine an enactment programme connected Greater Mysuru connected Sunday. | Photo Credit: M.A. SRIRAM

Yaduveer Krishnadatta Chamaraja Wadiyar, MP for Mysuru, expressed enactment for the planned and integrated maturation of the metropolis successful harmony with its ethos of practice and culture.

He was participating successful a nationalist enactment connected ‘’Greater Mysuru oregon Greater Vision: What does the City Truly Need’’ organised by V.R. Trust connected Sunday.

He said immoderate city’s maturation was inevitable, but warned that unplanned enlargement successful the lawsuit of Mysuru would irreversibly harm its practice and liveability index.

Development of immoderate metropolis cannot beryllium stopped, but its maturation has to beryllium integrated and policy-driven and guided by a wide model of however the metropolis should develop, said Mr. Yaduveer.

He pointed retired that Mysuru had already expanded good beyond the existing limits of the Mysuru City Corporation, with areas specified arsenic Bogadi, Kadakola and Koorgalli functioning arsenic portion of the metropolis contempt being extracurricular the limits of the MCC. The question is not whether Mysuru should turn but what benignant of metropolis 1 would similar Mysuru to beryllium successful the years ahead, Yaduveer  added.

The MP drew the attraction to the concern successful Bengaluru and said that the unbridled urbanization and improvement determination surpassed immoderate planning. and solutions were conceived arsenic an afterthought.

 “We should not let Mysuru to repetition the mistakes of Bengaluru’’, helium said, stressing the request to supply facilities to citizens without compromising the city’s character.

Pointing retired that Mysuru’s economical maturation complaint was comparatively modest, the MP said readying should beryllium realistic and aligned to the city’s strengths.

 The MP pointed retired that the opinions connected Greater Mysuru were sharply divided, and 1 conception was supportive of it chiefly owed to expectations of a steep hike successful spot rates. “We are not against Greater Mysuru oregon development. We are against maturation that compromises practice and civilization of the city,” helium said.

Mr.Yaduveer called for preserving the halfway practice portion of Mysuru and said that it should beryllium non-negotiable. ‘’City’s practice buildings gave Mysuru a unsocial individuality and indispensable beryllium conserved. Beyond a five-km radius, a wide strategy connected industries and services — including IT that could enactment successful tandem with Bengaluru, tourism infrastructure specified arsenic hotels, and the promotion of aesculapian tourism etc, could beryllium conceived’’, Mr.Yaduveer added

The MP reiterated absorption to the projected flyover from Metropole Circle, informing that it would pb to the felling of hundreds of trees astir Kukkarahalli Lake and mar the practice ambience

He urged citizens to larn from Bengaluru and ascertain whether construction of flyovers successful that metropolis had helped trim postulation congestion astatine all. “We bash not request improvement for the involvement of development,” helium said.

Chamaraja MLA K. Harish Gowda said the conception of expanding MCC limits was meant to program for aboriginal growth, but flagged superior concerns implicit finances and manpower. He raised questions astir funding, recruitment of further staff, and called for an investigation of the MCC’s gross against its expenditure earlier taking immoderate telephone connected Greater Mysuru.

Former Chief Secretary A. Ravindra; Prof. N.K.Lokanath, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Mysore; Dr. Sushrutha Gowda of CR Trust, and others were present.

Published - December 14, 2025 07:27 p.m. IST

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