India, March 25 -- Bengaluru Central MP PC Mohan has criticized the recently passed Greater Bengaluru Governance Bill, arguing that it will serve the interests of the mayors rather than the residents. The bill, which proposes dividing Bengaluru into seven corporations, was approved in the last legislative session. According to Mohan, the move would encourage corruption and benefit only those in power.

Taking to social media platform X, Mohan mocked the concept of the Greater Bengaluru Authority, calling it a "joke." He pointed out that while a Chief Minister serves a five-year term, a mayor's tenure is limited to just 2.5 years. Highlighting the implications of the bill, he said, "If Bengaluru is split into seven corporations, we will ha...