Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar Uses Namma Metro for Village Visit, Announces Free Bus Passes for Students
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar takes Namma Metro to visit home village

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Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar traveled via Namma Metro to visit his home village in Kanakpura, prioritizing public convenience over traffic disruptions. He also announced free bus passes for all school and college students, expanding access to public transport.
- 01This marks Shivakumar's first visit to his home constituency since becoming Chief Minister.
- 02He chose the metro to avoid traffic issues typically caused by government convoys.
- 03Preparations for his village visit included public celebrations with drums and flags.
- 04The new cabinet's first decision was to offer free bus passes to all school and college students.
- 05Shivakumar aims to empower youth and create opportunities through public transport initiatives.
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Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar took a ride on Bengaluru's Namma Metro to visit his home village in the Kanakpura constituency, marking his first visit since taking office. By opting for the metro, he aimed to avoid the traffic disruptions that usually accompany a Chief Minister's convoy. During the 45-minute journey, he engaged with the public, greeting constituents and allowing them to take pictures with him. Preparations for his arrival included public celebrations with drums and flags. Additionally, Shivakumar announced a significant initiative from his cabinet: free bus passes for all school and college students, expanding access to public transport beyond just girls. He emphasized the importance of empowering youth and creating opportunities, reflecting his commitment to the people of Karnataka.
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The initiatives aim to improve public transport accessibility for students and reduce traffic disruptions in Bengaluru.
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