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‘Tackle roads, power supply’

BANGALORE: Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa on Tuesday acknowledged the problems with respect to the power supply as well as bad roads. He said: “The Government will not get people’s respect if steps are not taken to resolve the problems with respect to power supply and bad roads.” He asked the officials concerned to find a solution to the power supply problems.

He directed the officials to fill the pot-holes on roads and get the roads repaired in a time-bound manner.

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