Most cases against civic bodies for causing deaths were filed in Bengaluru
The Hindu
Of the 53 cases filed against civic bodies for deaths owing to negligence across India, 18 were from Bengaluru alone. In total, 21 cases were filed against civic agencies in Karnataka. Among the 19 me
Of the 53 cases filed against civic bodies for deaths owing to negligence across India, 18 were from Bengaluru alone. In total, 21 cases were filed against civic agencies in Karnataka.
Among the 19 metropolitan cities, 21 cases were filed against civic bodies for lapses that resulted in the deaths of citizens. Only one such case was registered in Mumbai and two in Delhi.
In 2018, a total of 40 cases were booked against civic bodies and the number rose to 147 in 2019.
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