During an inspection of the Tin Factory junction Saturday as part of the second phase of the Ward One campaign, the Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre Gowda instructed officials to draw up a people-centric and pedestrian-friendly plan
Road widening, scientific redesign of traffic movements and provision of free-left turns wherever feasible should also be incorporated into the plan, he said. During an inspection of the Tin Factory junction Saturday as part of the second phase of the Ward One campaign, the Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre Gowda instructed officials to draw up a people-centric and pedestrian-friendly plan During an inspection of the Tin Factory junction Saturday as part of the second phase of the Ward One campaign, the Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre Gowda instructed officials to draw up a people-centric and pedestrian-friendly plan During an inspection of the Tin Factory junction Saturday as part of the second phase of the Ward One campaign, the Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre Gowda instructed officials to draw up a people-centric and pedestrian-friendly plan During an inspection of the Tin Factory junction Saturday as part of the second phase of the Ward One campaign, the Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre Gowda instructed officials to draw up a people-centric and pedestrian-friendly plan Bengaluru: One of Bengaluru’s most notorious traffic bottlenecks, KR Pura Tin Factory Junction, could finally be in line for a comprehensive makeover, with Bengaluru development minister Krishna Byre Gowda directing officials to prepare a master plan for its holistic redevelopment. The minister also stressed the need to improve pedestrian connectivity around the junction, especially for commuters shifting between different modes of transport.
Krishna Byre Gowda said political differences should not distract from the larger goal of addressing public infrastructure issues While Basavaraj alleged that residents raising civic concerns were being targeted. A routine civic inspection at Tin Factory Junction briefly turned political after supporters of the BJP and Congress started making accusations over development works in the KR Pura constituency. The exchange escalated into a verbal spat involving BJP MLA Byrathi Basavaraj and former Congress MLC Narayanaswamy, with both sides arguing over road conditions and utilisation of development funds.