Rain havoc in Kodagu
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Rain havoc in Kodagu

June 1, 2023

584 electric poles, 26 transformers worth about Rs. 70 lakh damaged

Madikeri: Though the countdown for monsoon has begun, pre-monsoon rains, accompanied by gusty wind, thunder and lightning which lashed Kodagu from Apr. 1 till yesterday (May 31), has caused huge loss to Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation (CESC).

The rains and wind have damaged 584 electric poles and 26 transformers causing a loss of about Rs. 70.36 lakh, according to Kodagu District Management unit. During the last 24 hours, rains which lashed parts of Kodagu, have brought down 26 electric poles causing a loss of Rs. 2.60 lakh. From March, rains have damaged 24 houses and lightning struck a house damaging it. Revenue Department officials visited the spots and have conducted inspection.

2 COMMENTS ON THIS POST To “Rain havoc in Kodagu”

  1. koppal boregowda says:

    Kodagu used to be a state with its own *CM, for example Poonacha.
    He fell for the trap set by that Lingayat corrupt thug Nijalingappa, about the Karnataka unification, bring together the Old Mysore state,and the arid regions of Maharashtra, which were infested with a massive Lingayat crowd to include more Lingayat voters for the new state.
    Poonacha, being deceived , gave away Kodagu, which was flourishing until then as an independent state to become a mere region of this new Karnataka. Since then, more attention has been directed at the Longayat ghettos like Belgavi, Bijapur etc..and Kodagu has ben sidelined.
    This is an example, of hwhy the Karnataka has unification failed miserebly.
    Time to split the state and recover the Old Mysore state.

  2. koppal boregowda says:

    Kodagu used to be a state with its own *CM, for example Poonacha.
    He fell for the trap set by that Lingayat corrupt thug Nijalingappa, about the Karnataka unification, bring together the Old Mysore state,and the arid regions of Maharashtra, which were infested with a massive Lingayat crowd to include more Lingayat voters for the new state.
    Poonacha, being deceived , gave away Kodagu, which was flourishing until then as an independent state to become a mere region of this new Karnataka. Since then, more attention has been directed at the Longayat ghettos like Belgavi, Bijapur etc..and Kodagu has ben sidelined.
    This is an example, of hwhy the Karnataka has unification failed miserebly.
    Time to split the state and recover the Old Mysore state.

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