Local citizens help to right a fallen tempo truck on Rayasandra Road
They rued the sorry state of roads alleging negligence from local MLA
Incident has sparked a broader conversation about road conditions in city
In a display of community spirit and civic responsibility, local citizens have been praised for their quick actions in helping to right a fallen tempo truck on Rayasandra Road. But they rued the sorry state of roads alleging negligence and lack of development from local MLA Shivanna and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, who citizens said had failed in their commitment to the development of Bengaluru’s infrastructure.
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The incident has sparked a broader conversation about road conditions in the city, with some residents expressing concerns over the state of the roads. While acknowledging that improvements are needed, critics also highlighted issues with overloaded vehicles, suggesting that the height of the autorickshaw involved might have surpassed official limits. There were also hints of possible regulatory oversights or malpractices.
Despite these issues, the leadership of the Congress party and its representatives, including Shivanna, has been a point of contention as some view Shivanna’s performance as meeting minimal expectations.
Salute to citizens who helped turn up the fallen tempo truck on Raysandra Road! We are thankful to MLA Shivana and DCM @DKShivakumar for the world-class roads of #BrandBengaluru! 🫡@osd_cmkarnataka @siddaramaiah
pic.twitter.com/USj4zK3huV— Citizens Movement, East Bengaluru (@east_bengaluru) August 12, 2024
As discussions continue, the focus remains on enhancing road safety and ensuring that infrastructural developments align with regulatory standards, reflecting a collective commitment to improving urban living conditions.
Local citizens help to right a fallen tempo truck on Rayasandra Road
They rued the sorry state of roads alleging negligence from local MLA
Incident has sparked a broader conversation about road conditions in city
In a display of community spirit and civic responsibility, local citizens have been praised for their quick actions in helping to right a fallen tempo truck on Rayasandra Road. But they rued the sorry state of roads alleging negligence and lack of development from local MLA Shivanna and Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar, who citizens said had failed in their commitment to the development of Bengaluru’s infrastructure.
Also read: Rains pound IT capital: Is this #BrandBengaluru?
The incident has sparked a broader conversation about road conditions in the city, with some residents expressing concerns over the state of the roads. While acknowledging that improvements are needed, critics also highlighted issues with overloaded vehicles, suggesting that the height of the autorickshaw involved might have surpassed official limits. There were also hints of possible regulatory oversights or malpractices.
Despite these issues, the leadership of the Congress party and its representatives, including Shivanna, has been a point of contention as some view Shivanna’s performance as meeting minimal expectations.
Salute to citizens who helped turn up the fallen tempo truck on Raysandra Road! We are thankful to MLA Shivana and DCM @DKShivakumar for the world-class roads of #BrandBengaluru! 🫡@osd_cmkarnataka @siddaramaiah
pic.twitter.com/USj4zK3huV— Citizens Movement, East Bengaluru (@east_bengaluru) August 12, 2024
As discussions continue, the focus remains on enhancing road safety and ensuring that infrastructural developments align with regulatory standards, reflecting a collective commitment to improving urban living conditions.
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