Bengaluru: Two-month deadline set for Yeshwantpur railway overbridge widening
Yeshwantpur railway overbridge widening in Bengaluru set for completion in two months, with strict site management guidelines in place.
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West City Corporation Commissioner Rajendra K.V. directed the contractor to adhere to the timeline during a site inspection on July 30.
Published - July 30, 2026 08:56 pm IST - Bengaluru
West City Corporation Commissioner notes that the project is being carried out in a busy part of the city, adding that the surroundings should be kept orderly during the construction period. | Image for representation | Photo Credit: File photo
The widening of the Yeshwantpur railway overbridge is expected to be completed within the next two months, with West City Corporation Commissioner Rajendra K.V. directing the contractor to adhere to the timeline during a site inspection on Thursday (July 30).
Reviewing the progress of the work, the Commissioner asked officials to prevent garbage dumping at the site by installing barricades, ensure regular cleaning of the area, stop vehicles from being parked within the work zone, and deploy security personnel. He noted that the project is being carried out in a busy part of the city and said the surroundings should be kept orderly during the construction period.
Later, the Commissioner met C.N. Ashwath Narayan, Malleswaram MLA, to discuss the operation and maintenance of the Malleswaram Sports Complex. According to officials, Michezo Sports Infrastructure Private Limited has been awarded the contract to manage the sports complex.
Published - July 30, 2026 08:56 pm IST
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