Belagavi: Kakati Gets New Police Station, Upgrades
Belagavi, Karnataka – July 1, 2025:
Kakati village in Belagavi district is witnessing rapid development. On Monday, District In-charge Minister Satish Jarkiholi laid the foundation stone for a brand-new police station worth Rs 2.5 crore. This step strengthens the region’s law enforcement and highlights the government’s focus on rural safety.
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Minister Leads Bhoomi Puja for Police Station
Minister Jarkiholi performed the Bhoomi Puja in the presence of officials, local leaders, and residents. He stressed the importance of building stronger policing systems in fast-growing villages like Kakati. According to him, modern infrastructure is essential to maintain law and order as the population grows.
The upcoming police station will provide better response time, improved accessibility, and greater safety for villagers. It will also reduce pressure on existing facilities in the district.
CCTV Installations and Bus Stop Add to Civic Boost
Alongside the police station, the minister also inaugurated a new CCTV network. These high-resolution cameras are now active at key locations across Kakati, helping the police monitor public areas more effectively.
Moreover, a modern bus stop has been opened to improve travel comfort. It especially benefits students, senior citizens, and daily commuters who depend on public transport. These facilities not only upgrade civic infrastructure but also reflect the administration’s commitment to convenience and safety.
Rs 2 Crore Smart City Projects Rolled Out
The development doesn’t stop there. The government has introduced Smart City works worth Rs 2 crore in Kakati. These include:
- Clean drinking water units
- Road upgrades across internal lanes
- Improved drainage systems
- Street lights with energy-efficient LEDs
These efforts aim to improve daily living conditions and create a cleaner, safer, and more accessible village environment. Minister Jarkiholi noted that the government wants rural communities to enjoy the same quality of infrastructure as cities.
Local Community Welcomes the Transformation
The village has responded positively to these changes. Many residents expressed appreciation for the improved amenities. They believe the upgraded roads, water access, and lighting will reduce long-standing issues that affected their health and mobility.
Leaders from local panchayats and civic bodies also pledged support for maintaining and monitoring these projects going forward.
Kakati Sets Example for Rural Growth
Together, the Rs 4.5 crore worth of projects mark a turning point for Kakati. With better security, smarter public services, and visible infrastructure upgrades, the village is fast becoming a model for rural development in Belagavi district.
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