Greater Bengaluru Authority (GBA) officials convened a high-level meeting on Friday to review key directives related to the city’s health and welfare sectors. The session was chaired by Chief Commissioner Maheshwar Rao, who provided essential instructions to streamline departmental functions and enhance service delivery across the region.
The meeting was attended by Special Commissioner Vikas Kishore Suralkar, Chief Health Officer Dr. Syed Sirajuddin Madani, municipal health officials, and other senior authorities. Discussions focused on improving coordination between health and welfare departments, addressing emerging public health concerns, and ensuring effective implementation of ongoing welfare programs. The officials emphasized a proactive approach to public health management and the importance of timely interventions in vulnerable areas.
In a parallel session, Maheshwar Rao also held a meeting with representatives of political parties at the GBA headquarters to discuss the special comprehensive revision of the voter list in Bengaluru for 2025. The meeting, guided by directives from the Election Commission of India, aimed to ensure that voter registration and updates are conducted transparently and efficiently across all districts. Officials stressed the need for active participation from political stakeholders to maintain accuracy and inclusiveness in the electoral process.
The meetings reflect GBA’s ongoing efforts to strengthen administrative oversight in the city’s health, welfare, and electoral management systems. Authorities pledged to implement the discussed strategies promptly and maintain continuous monitoring to ensure that the public receives timely and effective services.
