Bbmp new 243 ward list 2022 pdf

Work on the delimitation exercise for the 243 wards has finally picked up pace. According to sources, the Supreme Court is expected to give its judgement on the case pertaining to the elections to the BBMP – whether to the existing 198 wards or 243 wards, as provisioned under the new BBMP Act, 2020 – sometime next month. The Delimitation Committee has prepared a draft for 243 wards. Confirming the development, BBMP Chief Commissioner Gaurav Gupta said the draft was not yet finalised. “We have sought some clarification from the district administration. Once the draft is finalised, it will be submitted to the government. The government will then take a decision and then issue a notification. After the notification is finalised, the State Election Commission (SEC) will then fix the election,” he said. The confusion over holding elections to 198 wards or 243 wards arose after the government challenged the High Court of Karnataka’s order of December 2020 directing the SEC to hold polls to 198 wards within six weeks. The government had by then constituted a joint legislature committee that had batted for 243 wards by including gram panchayats in the 1-km radius outside BBMP limits. The BBMP Act, 2020, that provided for 243 wards was also passed. In October 2020, the government also constituted the Delimitation Committee. According to sources, MLAs of Dasarahalli, Yelahanka, Bengaluru South, Mahadevapura and Yeshwanthpur Assembly segments, whose constituencies extend outside BBMP...

BBMP Ward Reservation List 2020 PDF Kannada BBMP Ward Reservation List 2020 Kannada PDF Download Download PDF of BBMP Ward Reservation List 2020 in Kannada from the link available below in the article, Kannada BBMP Ward Reservation List 2020 PDF free or read online using the direct link given at the bottom of content. The State government, on Monday, issued a draft notification on the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) ward reservation for women, SC/ST, general category, and others. The move comes as the five-year term of the BBMP council ended on Thursday. The government had appointed senior IAS officer Gaurav Gupta as an administrator, while BBMP Commissioner N. Manjunath Prasad had, on Sunday, announced the appointment of senior officials of the civic body as ward-wise nodal officers. Recently, a joint select committee on BBMP Bill-2020, which is likely to be tabled in the next session starting September 21, had recommended increasing the number of wards from 198 to 225 wards as well as extending the Mayor’s term from 12 to 30 months. However, the draft on the reservation has been published for 198 wards. The notification, issued by the Urban Development Department, states that the draft has been issued keeping in mind public interest. “Anyone affected by the draft notification within seven days can submit their suggestions or objections in writing with valid reasons to the Deputy Commissioner of the Bengaluru Urban district,” the notification states. Download th...

By Express News Service BENGALURU: Soon after the Supreme Court ordered the government to complete the delimitation exercise of Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) from 198 to 243 wards that would go for election, members of a Joint House Panel decided to drop the idea of adding 5sqkm area of gram panchayats into its jurisdiction. Aiming to hold BBMP elections in August, the panel members said the city will grow multi-fold, and management with one corporation will become impossible. BBMP Chief Commissioner Tushar Girinath on Friday said the delimitation exercise can be completed within the deadline, as 243 wards are being carved out from the existing 198 wards. He said additional areas are not being included at the moment. The draft is almost ready and will be sent to the government for approval. It will be finalised by the chief secretary, special commissioner (finance), deputy commissioners and panel members. The prime principle in the delimitation exercise has been equi-distribution of population and area. As per the panel, each ward will have a population of around 35,000-36,000 while geographical area is not a constraint, but electoral census blocks have been referred for division. Panel member and Basavanagudi MLA Ravi Subramanya said there was only a proposal for inclusion of 5sqkm gram panchayat areas of KR Puram, Mahadevapura and parts of Yelahanka. Since infrastructure will be an issue, it was decided to drop it and focus on the existing 198 wards for bette...

Starting Saturday, the BBMP will display the maps and new boundaries of the 243 wards at its head office as well as the eight zonal offices. Residents can file objections or suggestions to the draft delimitation by post or in person at the office of the Additional Chief Secretary, Urban Development Department (UDD). Speaking to reporters, Tushar Girinath, Chief Commissioner, BBMP, said the joint commissioners of all zones had been directed to provide the information related to wards in their offices. “Since the boundaries of 198 wards have been changed, we will not be providing information on the delimited wards in the ward offices,” he said. The civic body is also readying a new That the feedback should be submitted only at the Vikasa Soudha may keep many residents out of the consultation process. Going by the initial feedback received from some resident welfare associations, it looks like political leaders did not strongly influence the redrawing of ward boundaries. For example, Kasturinagar Layout, which consists of around 3,500 houses, has been brought under two different wards by being divided into half. Ideally, a resident said, the area should have been brought under one ward to ensure ease of governance. “Around 50% of the houses are now brought under CV Raman Nagar and the remaining portion has been moved to the Lal Bahadur ward. This will cause permanent inconvenience to residents,” said Venugopal Rai, president of Kasturinagar Residents Welfare Association.

The delimitation of wards has added four villages on the city’s periphery to the BBMP limits, bringing over 9,000 properties into the tax net. However, while the notification to add these villages to the BBMP was done over a year ago, the Palike is yet to survey and assess the infrastructure available in these areas. According to BBMP officials, the identification and survey of properties under Lakshmipura village, Kanshiram Nagar, which have been added to the Kammagondanahalli ward, is in progress. “We have surveyed and identified 4,421 properties in these villages. However, we still have to assess them and fix an amount,” said an official from Dasarahalli Zone, under which the villages are located. Read | On the contrary, there has not been much progress at Mallasandra and Uttarahalli Manavarthekaval villages under the Kaggalipura Gram Panchayat in the Bengaluru South taluk which have been added to the Thalaghattapura ward. Zonal officials in RR Nagar said they had a rough estimate of the number of properties and had passed the same information to the head office. “According to the estimates, there are at least 5,000 properties and over 3,000 vacant sites across the two villages. However, we do not have accurate details yet,” the official said. That apart, the BBMP has not assessed the state of the infrastructure in these villages. “The notification on the addition will generally include only the survey numbers and the boundaries. Ideally, after the notification, the BBM...