The leaders reviewed operations, station progress and safety during the trial. Gowda said the section is ready for inauguration and expressed hope that the central government will provide a date for the launch this month.
The stretch forms the first phase of the 21-kilometre Pink Line and includes six stations, with an interchange at Jayadeva Hospital. The line is expected to provide relief to commuters travelling along congested Bannerghatta Road once final safety clearances are received by late September.
Bengaluru Development Minister @krishnabgowda travelled on Pink Line for a trial run between Tavarekere and Kalena Agrahara, along with Bengaluru South MP @Tejasvi_Surya , Bengaluru South MLA M Krishnappa & BMRCL MD PC Jaffer. @OfficialBMRCL pic.twitter.com/Ro1IznhvQg
— ChristinMathewPhilip (@ChristinMP_) September 2, 2026
The trial also saw leaders from different parties working together smoothly, highlighting coordinated efforts around the city's infrastructure push. With the elevated section ready for inauguration, the remaining safety clearances and the central government's launch date will determine the next step for the project.
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