Carved out of the Varthur constituency in 2008 and named after the Nobel Prize-winning physicist who lived in Bengaluru, CV Raman Nagar is a BJP stronghold.
On the face of it, CV Raman Nagar seems to be headed in the right direction - it is a hotspot for pubs and restaurants, has metro connectivity, booming real estate and asphalted roads. The constituency, however, continues to suffer from rampant zonal regulation violations, encroached public spaces, traffic congestion and garbage mismanagement.
Carved out of the Varthur constituency in 2008 and named after the Nobel Prize-winning physicist who lived in Bengaluru, CV Raman Nagar is a BJP stronghold where a high concentration of pubs and commercial establishments have blended with residential areas. “We have over 70 pubs in just Indiranagar 12th Main Road, 100 Feet Road and 80 Feet Road put together. Cars of revellers are always parked in bylanes and on footpaths” said Sneha Nandihal, president, BM Kaval Residents’ Welfare Association (RWA) in Indiranagar.
