Restore all lakes & rivers in and around bengaluru, give it back to the nature.


Restore all lakes & rivers in and around bengaluru, give it back to the nature.
The Issue
Dear chief minister of Karnataka
Bengaluru city known has the garden City had many lakes couple of rivers which were filled with birds population, waters filled with many kinds fishes and many other biological species.
We the people of bengaluru demand for the right of all biological species which survive by the lakes .As the voice of all bird species we demand the lakes rivers restored and given back to the nature.
No humans be allowed in and around these lake premises.
There are 285 lakes in bengaluru we need 98% of these lakes protected and given back to the nature.
To stop draining of lakes and releasing sewage to rivers areas, illegal construction and stop conversion of lakes into parks.
Restore all lakes & rivers in Bangalore give it back to the nature. After all research basically, Bangalore lakes are destroy primarily due to release of sewage water to the lakes & rivers arkavathi vrishabhavathi.
They take 30 lakhs per acre for conversion on bmrda sites! they change green zone land to anything!
1.plan used for destruction of lakes & first they release sewage then after destruction of all biodiversity, then they drain the lake claiming to clean the city, where all the amphibians and fishes are destroyed. After draining they use the space to convert them into sites illegally and then make it legal with corruption. urbanization has taken some heavy toll on the lakes of Bangalore. The lakes in the city have been largely encroached for urban infrastructure and as result, in the heart of the city only 17 good lakes exist as against 51 healthy lakes in 1985. finally the construction begins leaving no space for all the flora fauna biodiversity all the water bodies trees and living species are destroyed. Urban development has caused 19 lakes getting converted to bus stands, Golf courses, playgrounds and residential colonies, and few tanks were breached under the malaria eradication programme.
2.Requirements to save the lakes. We don't need to save any species or biodiversity if we stop destruction of lakes and keep the space in and around the lakes untouched. The living flora fauna are perfectly capable of restoring themselves with the space given. All types of flora fauna lost are clearly The lakes in Bangalore are rich in flora and fauna (some species are pictured in the gallery) biodiversity.[9] Vegetation Lake vegetation comprise: typha, lily, nelumbo, algae, tapegrass (Vallisneria spiralis), mosses, ferns, reeds and rushes (Juncaceae) Avifauna The birds recorded are: purple moorhen also known as purple swamphen, pheasant-tailed jacana, cormorants, brahminy kite, darter, kingfishers, weaver birds, purple heron, grey herons, Indian pond herons, little grebes, coots and teals can be found here. See List of birds of Bangalore for a comprehensive list.
Limnology The lakes are rich in the following fish species: common carp, grass carp, catla, rohu, Ompok bimaculatus, Anguilla bicolor bicolor (Indonesian shortfin eel), ticto barb, long-snouted barb, Tilapia sp. and Cirrhinus mrigala. Fauna The fauna recorded are: freshwater turtles (terrapin), frogs, naiads, crabs, molluscs, Notopteris notopteris and many more.
3.Solution for lake space. Construction of sewage path for Bangalore City without any connections to the lakes or its paths (kalves) flows of water out the city is only the primary goal. fencing of the lakes so the no hans can tresspass these space of the nature to protect what's constructed and saved.
4.Flow of sewage in the city The lakes are planned connected water to flow one after the other which was used for agriculture before independence. After independence and urbanization there wer no sewage structure built in Bangalore. The sewage of Bangalore was connected to the connection called (kalves) of lakes. In the east which flows to belendur lake then to varthur and finally which latter flows to Krishnagiri dam In the west it was directly connected to vrishabhavathi river (Kengeri mori) it flows through Bangalore University after treatment connect s to vrishabhavathi reservoir then Sangama kaveri. finally in the north west even arkavathi river which flowed from Nandi hills chikaballapura heserghatta then is also connected sewage makali and then it flows to thippagondanahalli reservoir the manchanbele reservoir then Sangama kaveri.
kindly help the nature with no voice against humans.
citizens of bengaluru city
Vinay Kumar CG

The Issue
Dear chief minister of Karnataka
Bengaluru city known has the garden City had many lakes couple of rivers which were filled with birds population, waters filled with many kinds fishes and many other biological species.
We the people of bengaluru demand for the right of all biological species which survive by the lakes .As the voice of all bird species we demand the lakes rivers restored and given back to the nature.
No humans be allowed in and around these lake premises.
There are 285 lakes in bengaluru we need 98% of these lakes protected and given back to the nature.
To stop draining of lakes and releasing sewage to rivers areas, illegal construction and stop conversion of lakes into parks.
Restore all lakes & rivers in Bangalore give it back to the nature. After all research basically, Bangalore lakes are destroy primarily due to release of sewage water to the lakes & rivers arkavathi vrishabhavathi.
They take 30 lakhs per acre for conversion on bmrda sites! they change green zone land to anything!
1.plan used for destruction of lakes & first they release sewage then after destruction of all biodiversity, then they drain the lake claiming to clean the city, where all the amphibians and fishes are destroyed. After draining they use the space to convert them into sites illegally and then make it legal with corruption. urbanization has taken some heavy toll on the lakes of Bangalore. The lakes in the city have been largely encroached for urban infrastructure and as result, in the heart of the city only 17 good lakes exist as against 51 healthy lakes in 1985. finally the construction begins leaving no space for all the flora fauna biodiversity all the water bodies trees and living species are destroyed. Urban development has caused 19 lakes getting converted to bus stands, Golf courses, playgrounds and residential colonies, and few tanks were breached under the malaria eradication programme.
2.Requirements to save the lakes. We don't need to save any species or biodiversity if we stop destruction of lakes and keep the space in and around the lakes untouched. The living flora fauna are perfectly capable of restoring themselves with the space given. All types of flora fauna lost are clearly The lakes in Bangalore are rich in flora and fauna (some species are pictured in the gallery) biodiversity.[9] Vegetation Lake vegetation comprise: typha, lily, nelumbo, algae, tapegrass (Vallisneria spiralis), mosses, ferns, reeds and rushes (Juncaceae) Avifauna The birds recorded are: purple moorhen also known as purple swamphen, pheasant-tailed jacana, cormorants, brahminy kite, darter, kingfishers, weaver birds, purple heron, grey herons, Indian pond herons, little grebes, coots and teals can be found here. See List of birds of Bangalore for a comprehensive list.
Limnology The lakes are rich in the following fish species: common carp, grass carp, catla, rohu, Ompok bimaculatus, Anguilla bicolor bicolor (Indonesian shortfin eel), ticto barb, long-snouted barb, Tilapia sp. and Cirrhinus mrigala. Fauna The fauna recorded are: freshwater turtles (terrapin), frogs, naiads, crabs, molluscs, Notopteris notopteris and many more.
3.Solution for lake space. Construction of sewage path for Bangalore City without any connections to the lakes or its paths (kalves) flows of water out the city is only the primary goal. fencing of the lakes so the no hans can tresspass these space of the nature to protect what's constructed and saved.
4.Flow of sewage in the city The lakes are planned connected water to flow one after the other which was used for agriculture before independence. After independence and urbanization there wer no sewage structure built in Bangalore. The sewage of Bangalore was connected to the connection called (kalves) of lakes. In the east which flows to belendur lake then to varthur and finally which latter flows to Krishnagiri dam In the west it was directly connected to vrishabhavathi river (Kengeri mori) it flows through Bangalore University after treatment connect s to vrishabhavathi reservoir then Sangama kaveri. finally in the north west even arkavathi river which flowed from Nandi hills chikaballapura heserghatta then is also connected sewage makali and then it flows to thippagondanahalli reservoir the manchanbele reservoir then Sangama kaveri.
kindly help the nature with no voice against humans.
citizens of bengaluru city
Vinay Kumar CG

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Petition created on 18 September 2021