venkatesh.k

[sujit priyadarsi @sujitpriyadarsi]

@ChristinMP_ While plans and action programmes look good on paper, here’s what the reality looks like on the ground in Nagondanahalli, barely 2 km from ITPL.

This is the kind of basic road infrastructure residents are dealing with every day.

[sujit priyadarsi @sujitpriyadarsi]

@BlrWatchrs @krishnabgowda @GBA_office @GBAChiefComm This location is hardly 2 km from Bengaluru’s famous IT corridor and ITPL.

Yet, looking at this road, you’d be forgiven for thinking this was infrastructure from an Indian village 30–40 years ago.

How is this acceptable in one of India’s biggest technology hubs? Truly shameful.

[arit roy @AritRoy2007]

@BlrWatchrs @krishnabgowda @GBA_office @GBAChiefComm Monsoon makes it more worse!what are we waiting for? Is'nt it our right to get answers?

[BlrWatch @BlrWatchrs]

🚨 NAGONDANAHALLI NEEDS ACTION — NOT ANOTHER ASSURANCE

This road patch near Sobha Windsor, Nagondanahalli, Whitefield has become a daily test of survival for both drivers and pedestrians.

The question is simple:

Where did we learn to drive on roads like this?

Maybe the RTO should bring new driving-licence applicants to roads like this and ask them to take the test here.

Because navigating this stretch is not ordinary driving.
It requires special skill, patience and constant judgement—while avoiding potholes, uneven surfaces, traffic and pedestrians.

But here’s the bigger question:

WHERE IS MY RIGHT TO WALK? 🚶‍♂️

Footpaths have been cleared in many places, and that is welcome. But clearing a footpath is not enough if pedestrians are forced onto a dangerous road because a deadly road patch makes walking impossible.

The Supreme Court has recognised the importance of pedestrians’ right to use footpaths.

So what are residents supposed to do here?

Walk on the road and risk our lives?

Children going to school.
Senior citizens going for a walk.
Parents walking with their children.
People going to nearby shops and apartments.

We are not asking for a luxury.

We are asking for a road that is safe enough to drive on and a footpath that is safe enough to walk on.

This is not just about one pothole.
This is not just about one road.

It is about who gets to use Bengaluru’s roads safely.

🚗 Drivers deserve safe roads.
🚶 Pedestrians deserve safe footpaths.
🏫 Children deserve safe routes to school.
👴 Senior citizens deserve to walk without fear.

Let’s make this a movement:

#RightToWalk

#FixNagondanahalliRoads

Tag the authorities. Tag your elected representatives. Tag the people responsible.

Don’t wait for another accident to ask who was responsible.

📍 Nagondanahalli, Whitefield — near Sobha Windsor

@GBA_office @BECCUPDATES @GBAChiefComm @DKShivakumar @MALimbavali @krishnabgowda @wftrps

If you live here, walk here or drive here—DON’T JUST SCROLL. SPEAK UP.

#Nagondanahalli #Whitefield #SobhaWindsor #Bengaluru #RoadSafety #RightToWalk #PedestrianSafety #FixOurRoads #WhitefieldRoads #BengaluruRoads

[venkatesh.k @venky1110]

Roads not getting laid in front of our white palms apartment at Sivaku tampa temple road Hagdur Whitefields Bengaluru.
Mr.Yogesh BBMP east plz do the needful ASAP.
@PMOIndia @CMofKarnataka @BBCHindi @bbmpcommr @BBMPSWMSplComm @swaccha_bbmp
@BBMPMahadevpura
@BangaloreTimes1

[venkatesh.k @venky1110]

Mr Yogesh BBMP EAST
Ref: Road being laid from Shivanakuntamma Temple Road, Hagaduru.
Residents of #WhitepalmsApartment and have been eagerly awaiting for years road to be laid, its unfortunate to see the outcomes.#Bengaluru #Trending #BreakingNews #BBMPHO