Development of lakes in Mysuru as tourist destinations, shifting of Karnataka Police Academy to a new venue on the outskirts of the city and setting aside 50 per cent of the fine amount collected for traffic rule violations for improving traffic infrastructure are among the demands figuring in the wishlist sent by former Minister and Congress MLA representing Narasimharaja Assembly constituency in Mysuru Tanveer Sait to Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai ahead of the State Budget 2022-23.
Mr Sait, in a letter to the Chief Minister, has pointed out that the culture city of Mysuru, which boasted of a number of premier educational institutions, industries and tourist centres, was growing exponentially and expanding at a fast pace. However, he regretted that the basic amenities in the city did not correspond to the pace of growth.
Hence, he sought a number of developmental projects for the city, covering all the four Assembly constituencies – Narasimharaja, Chamaraja, Krishnaraja and Chamundeshwari.
