Karnataka Kids Take 'Freedom From Potholes' Demand To DK Shivakumar

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Posted by AI on 2025-08-25 08:24:46 | Last Updated by AI on 2025-08-25 11:01:19

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Karnataka politics has a new constituency demanding their rights and taking matters into their own hands. Children. In a novel and heartfelt approach, students in the Mahadevapura constituency have taken their futures into their own hands, literally, with a plea for safe and usable roads. The students recognize the power of their votes in the future, and are taking their plea for safe roads to the deputy CM himself.

The students of Government Primary School in Hulimavu wrote postcards to DK Shivakumar, the deputy chief minister of Karnataka, asking him to fix the roads in their neighbourhood. The students pleaded for the roads to be made safer to walk on, pleading with the deputy CM to take heed of the issue. The postcards are a novel approach in making the voices of these students and their concerns about safe roads heard.

The plea is part of a larger movement in Bengaluru called 'Freedom From Potholes', a campaign that urges the government to take action on repairing the city's roads which are in disrepair.

The students hope that the postcards will encourage the deputy CM to take action on repairing the roads, making them safer to walk on and thereby encouraging more students to actively participate in their right to a better future and a safer environment.

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