Bengaluru: Nearly 50,000 fish have been found dead in Kommaghatta lake near Kengeri on the outskirts of Karnataka city of Bengaluru. The reason for the death of the fish is not yet known. People living around the lake of 37 acres claim that the fish have been killing for the past one year. Despite this, no attention is being paid to this.

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Locals alleged that the administration has been urged several times for agencies to clean or rejuvenate the lake, even after this there has been no improvement. It is reported that there are many industries around the lake and the water used for washing clothes is dumped into the lake with sewage. Due to this, the water of the lake has become poisonous. Venkatesh V, who received the fishing tender in the lake, said that we have been looking into this issue for the last two years.

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Locals say this is happening because of the layout and rapid development of factories around the lake. He has expressed concern about the lake and its ecology. However, no statement on this matter has been made by the local administration so far.

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