Beggars now infiltrating Bengaluru Metro, causing concern among passengers

Beggars, who are commonly seen at traffic signals, temples, and buses, have now made their way into Bengaluru’s metro trains, raising concerns among passengers and commuters. Recently, a specially-abled individual was spotted traveling on the metro line from Challaghatta to Whitefield. The person, claiming a disability, sought money from fellow passengers while explaining their condition.

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The growing presence of beggars within the metro system is emerging as a serious issue for commuters, who are expressing their discomfort and concern over the increasing frequency of these incidents. Passengers are now questioning the effectiveness of security measures, and whether the metro authorities should take stricter actions to prevent beggars from entering the trains and disturbing fellow travelers.

Bengaluru's metro management is yet to comment on the matter.