Two domes of bus shelter removed
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Two domes of bus shelter removed

November 27, 2022

Mysuru: Following the controversy regarding the construction of domes atop bus shelter near JSS College on Ooty Road in city, the two smaller domes on the bus shelter has been removed, while the larger one at the centre has been retained.

KR Constituency MLA S.A. Ramdas, in a press statement issued today (Nov. 27), said that he has been engaged in development of his constituency as per Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s mantra of ‘Sab Ka Sath, Sab Ka Vikas’. Maintaining that he has been carrying along everyone without  any discrimination based on caste, creed and religion lines for the past 30 years of his political journey, Ramdas said that no controversies had arisen in his path thus far. 

“I had started to construct 12 bus shelters in the constituency for the benefit of citizens, out of my MLA funds. Mysuru is a heritage city and the first sign of it is the famed Mysore Palace. I had planned to construct the bus shelters based on the Palace model. But unfortunately, the model took a religious turn and became a raging controversy, which has caused a lot of pain to me. As such, I consulted  elder citizens and other personalities on the issue, following which I took the decision to remove two smaller domes atop the bus shelter, while retaining the larger dome at the centre, so as to put an end to the controversy. In future, the bus shelters will be constructed based on this model (with only one dome at the centre), for which approval has been obtained. I would also like to say again that working for the public is my mantra and as such, the members of the public should not think otherwise about me. I seek the blessings of everyone for all the development works that I undertake for my city and the State,” Ramdas  said  in the press release.

2 COMMENTS ON THIS POST To “Two domes of bus shelter removed”

  1. R RAJA CHANDRA says:

    It certainly was not based on Mysore Palace dome deigns ! For that matter Vidhana Soudha has one large dome flanked by two smaller domes. But the domes are placed on a well designed platform s and they are not in line ! The domes on the Bus shelters are poor imitations and look like half shaved coconut shells placed on a flat surface ! Removing two of them certainly makes the visual monstrosity less congruous ! Honestly keeping even the one big dome was not necessary and could save a little more tax payers money !

  2. M A Khan says:

    Apart from the domes, the semi circular inner designs too need to be removed. We need to have a common design for bus shelters across Mysore.

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