Parking issues arising from the numerous vehicles of Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s guests have led to a tense situation with his elderly neighbour demanding a solution. Since Siddaramaiah assumed office as the Chief Minister, the vehicles parked in front of his residence have caused great difficulty for his elderly neighbour to maneuver his own vehicle.
Fed up with the ongoing troubles, the elderly man reached his breaking point on Thursday when he took a stand in front of the Chief Minister’s vehicle as he was leaving his home. Despite attempts by the police to remove him, he remained resolute in his stance.
Expressing his frustration, the elderly neighbour conveyed to Siddaramaiah that the constant parking of police and other vehicles in front of his house created obstacles for him in taking out his own vehicle. Responding promptly, CM Siddaramaiah called upon a security officer and directed them to ensure that such troubles are not faced by people residing in his neighbourhood in the future.
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The elderly man expressed that he had been continuously complaining about this parking issue to the police for the past five years, but no effective solution had been found. Moreover, he claimed that the problem worsened after Siddaramaiah assumed the position of Chief Minister.
A security officer associated with the CM’s safety mentioned that they had already instructed the police to ensure the convenience of residents near the Chief Minister’s residence. However, fear of removing vehicles belonging to VVIPs had caused hesitation among the policemen on duty. With the Chief Minister’s clear instructions, they will now ensure that such issues are addressed promptly and effectively.
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