Police seize vehicles out on the streets without valid reason
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A large number of vehicles were seized by the police on the first day of lockdown in Hubballi on Monday.
The first day of lockdown in Dharwad district saw vehicles being seized in large numbers as the Police Commissioner and Superintendent of Police themselves swung into action, in a bid to ensure strict implementation of the guidelines.
As per the guidelines, people were not to use vehicles unless it was found absolutely necessary. However, the police found many people out on the streets either on their two-wheelers or driving their four-wheelers and on enquiry many of them were not able to give a justifiable reason for the use of the vehicle. Consequently, several of such vehicles were seized.
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AAP plans to take out padayatra on Sunday
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It will express its commitment towards making Hubballi-Dharwad world class
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AAP Dharwad district unit president Santosh Naragund and other office-bearers addressing a press conference in Hubballi on Thursday.
It will express its commitment towards making Hubballi-Dharwad world class
On Valentine’s Day (February 14) as love birds express their love for each other in different ways, members and office-bearers of Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will say “I love Hubballi-Dharwad” and take out a foot march to express its commitment towards making the twin cities world class.
Addressing presspersons in Hubballi on Thursday, president of Dharwad district unit of AAP Santosh Naragund said that on Valentine’s Day, hundreds of workers and office-bearers of AAP will take out a padayatra to express their love for Hubballi-Dharwad and will take a pledge to make them world class cities.
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The elevated corridor project at the busy Kittur Chennamma Circle in Hubballi is being taken up at an estimated cost of ₹298 crore
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KARNATAKA HUBBALLI 31/1/21 Deputy Commissioner of Dharwad Nitesh Patil speaking at the stakeholders’ meeting on Elevated Corridor Project at Kittur Chennamma Circle in Hubballi on Friday. Photo- Kiran Bakale
The elevated corridor project at the busy Kittur Chennamma Circle in Hubballi is being taken up at an estimated cost of ₹298 crore
The stakeholders’ meeting convened by the Dharwad district administration on the proposed Elevated Corridor Project at the landmark Kittur Chennamma Circle in Hubballi saw participation from various sections of the society with suggestions pouring in on making the project more user-friendly.
₹25 crore has been set aside for this
Deputy Commissioner of Dharwad Nitesh Patil has said that the government would acquire 1.3 acres of land for the Elevated Corridor project at Kittur Chennamma Circle in Hubballi and ₹25 crore had been set aside for the purpose.
Speaking at the stakeholders meeting at the KCCI auditorium in Hubballi on Friday, Mr. Patil assured the participants that care would be taken to ensure that the general public did not face much difficulty during the execution of the project.
He said that in the first phase, a four-lane flyover would be constructed on the road connecting Gadag and Vijayapura roads to Kittur Chennamma Circle. A 750 m elevated road would be constructed from Ambedkar Circle to the junction. In the same way, a 440 m elevated road would be constructed on Vijayapura road, he said.
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