Shameful that the civic polls are delayed again and again: BJP

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Opposition parties slammed yet different  hold  successful  conducting civic polls.

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Opposition parties slammed yet different hold successful conducting civic polls.

Former BBMP ruling enactment person N.R. Ramesh said it was “shameful” that the civic polls were being delayed again and again. He claimed the five-corporation exemplary itself had failed, pointing retired that determination was nary due equilibrium successful ward populations portion delimitation was done, with 1 ward having lone 9,600 people, portion different had much than 54,000. He besides said that adjacent months aft the enactment of the GBA framework, the required infrastructure is inactive not ready, portion caller reasons are being cited to postpone the elections. He said the BJP is prepared for the polls, but the Congress is not.

Meanwhile, the Bengaluru NavaNirmana Party (BNP), said Bengaluru has not had an elected metropolis authorities since 2020 and accused the State authorities of repeatedly delaying the polls. BNP said the metropolis has been tally lone by bureaucrats for years, which has led to mediocre civic medication and infrastructure, and demanded that elections beryllium held wrong the court-set deadline. 

Rishvanjas Rishi Raghavan, Youth Wing person of the BNP, said Bengaluru had been denied “the astir basal furniture of democracy” for nearly six years, arsenic citizens were near without elected councillors they could clasp accountable. “Through garbage crises, flooding, breached roads and failing footpaths, we person had nary councillor to question,” helium said.

Calling the Supreme Court’s hold till August 31 the last indulgence, helium requested the State authorities and Election Commission to dainty the deadline arsenic final. 

No 1 from the Congress was disposable for comment.

Published - May 20, 2026 09:45 p.m. IST

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