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26:25Now PlayingIn this special segment of Karnataka poll coverage, the host Madhavdas Gopalakrishnan will discuss how Bengaluru, which was known as the City of Lakes, ended up as a city of not just flooding but also, ironically, drinking water shortages. We are joined by a few panelists who will be expressing their views on this issue. "It is a collective responsibility. Everybody has to understand the value of water first. We see wars over water, but we have not woken up, and if there are stringent rules in files, it is of no use. It should be implemented. That is where it is lacking, you know," stated Asha Krishnaswamy, a senior journalist. "This is a legacy issue that we have inherited. If you look at the history of Karnataka's government, over the last 50 years, more than 40 years of government have been run by Congress and other parties. It is only about 9 years that the BJP has been in power, and we have always been totally committed to the cause of sustainability," said Smriti Harits, a BJP spokesperson. Listen In!
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