Watch: Bengaluru residents overtake BBMP, clean accident-prone road; DK Shivakumar reacts
Hindustan TimesResidents and schools in Balagere took an unprecedented initiative this past Sunday, foregoing their usual break to address the pressing safety concerns along the Kadubeesanahalli to Varthur road stretch. Faced with frequent two-wheeler skids and severe traffic congestion, residents armed themselves with work gloves and began clearing a nearly three km stretch of accumulated silt. Faced with frequent two-wheeler skids and severe traffic congestion, residents armed themselves with work gloves and began clearing a nearly three km stretch of accumulated silt, a task typically managed by municipal authorities. READ | Karnataka health department bans artificial harmful colours in kebabs “Techies in Bengaluru work for corporates in weekdays, earn, pay tax and self-close tickets of BBMP on weekends,” a user posted on ‘X’. READ | Bangalore Weather and AQI Today: Warm start at 21.07 °C, check weather forecast for June 25, 2024 “Sometimes some lessons turn out to be the best learnings, and taking cue from the incident of Bengaluru residents cleaning Balagere Road, the concerned officials at BBMP have been personally instructed by me to take immediate action,” he wrote.