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The Hindu·3 min read·medium

‘Mockery of democracy’: Civic groups slam move to delay Bengaluru civic polls again

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The Hindu Bureau
‘Mockery of democracy’: Civic groups slam move to delay Bengaluru civic polls again
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Civic groups in Bengaluru are protesting the state government's decision to further delay municipal elections. Activists argue that the lack of elected representatives is hindering local governance and leading to unscientific urban planning.

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The absence of local elections undermines democratic accountability and prevents residents from having a voice in city infrastructure projects.

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Civic groups and activists have termed the State government’s move to seek yet another extension for the Bengaluru civic polls an absolute “mockery of democracy” and an attempt to burden the city with unscientific projects without citizen participation.

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The article reports on the grievances of civic groups and activists, providing a balanced platform for their criticisms of government inaction.

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