Bengaluru News | Karnataka Govt Likely To Table Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill

Karnataka news: The Karnataka government is likely to table the Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill, 2024. This bill aims to revamp the administration with a multiple-corporation set-up. The opposition, however, sees the existing set-up as their legacy. During the earlier tenure of Siddaramaiah, a bill was introduced to trifurcate the civic body. The bill was passed in the Assembly but defeated in the Council. The BJP, in 2019, opted for a bureaucratic decentralisation under a single corporation.

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