To all the beautiful young patriots in India:
This is not the time to be silent. @abhijeet_dipke and the @Cockroachisback are being funded by donors in the U.S. who are against Prime Minister @NarendraModi and your future under his leadership. Do not fear, my young patriots. Your Prime Minister, who has served India for 25 years, 12 years as Prime Minister, elected three consecutive terms, is not going to bow to disruptive forces from my country.
And these select donors have a pattern globally - target conservative global leaders, find an U.S. educated person from the country, radicalize them, send them back to the country, and fund them to start chaos and destruction. None of them have been successful but have impacted the development and governance of the country.
It is time for a new voice in #India, born, raised, educated on the soil of India, to RISE UP, organize, and peacefully protest the disruptive spirit of the Cockroach Party. There should always be a counter movement to uphold democracy and freedom.
Rise up, young patriots! Rise up!
🚨 CIVIC HYGIENE ACCOUNTABILITY ALERT ⚠️
Congratulations 👏 on Turning #Balagere into a Landfill Tourism Destination 📍 – Urgent Action 🚨 Required on Illegal Dumpyard Near SOBHA Dream Acres, Ward #48
To,
@CMofKarnataka@krishnabgowda@MALimbavali@GBA_office@GBAChiefComm@ICCCBengaluru@osd_cmkarnataka@BECCUPDATES@rk_misra
CC; @BSWML_GBA@Karnatakakspcb@KareeGowda_IAS
@BBMPofficial
Subject: Illegal Garbage Dumpyard Endangering Sobha Dream Acres Residents' Health-Immediate Removal & Accountability Demanded
📍 Location: 50 metres from SOBHA Dream Acres residential premises, Balagere, Panathur Ward #48, Bengaluru
A Round of Applause, Please 👏
Congratulations, dear authorities. You've managed to turn a residential neighbourhood in Bengaluru's "IT corridor" into a case study on how not to manage urban waste.
While the rest of the city talks about smart cities and sustainable living, the residents of SOBHA Dream Acres get a front-row seat and front-door smell of an ever-growing mountain of filth, just 50 metres from where their children play and their elders take their evening walks, as can be seen in the video.
Senior citizens, who should be enjoying peaceful retirement, are instead battling respiratory issues and infections. Children, who should be breathing clean air and building immunity through play, are instead exposed daily to a toxic cocktail of decomposing waste, flies, and stench. Adults are falling sick with skin allergies, throat infections, and gastrointestinal issues that trace directly back to this negligence.
And yet, despite multiple formal complaints lodged with the Ward office, BBMP/ GBA helplines, and local representatives- this dumpyard remains untouched, un-cleared, and seemingly protected by the one force stronger than any civic law in this city: bureaucratic apathy.
🔥 Questions, @CitizenPulseX Demand Answered, on behalf of Sobha Dream Acres, residents:
📌Why has this dumpyard not been cleared despite repeated, documented resident complaints?
📌Which specific department/official is accountable for solid waste management in Ward #48, and what concrete action has been taken to date?
📌What is the exact timeline for permanent removal of this dumpyard and restoration of the site?
📌What preventive measures (fencing, CCTV surveillance, signage, scheduled waste collection, penalties for illegal dumping) will be implemented to stop recurrence?
📌Who will be held accountable for the prolonged health risk imposed on residents, especially vulnerable groups like children and senior citizens- due to this administrative negligence?
📢 Our Demand: @CitizenPulseX, formally demands, on behalf of SOBHA Dream Acres, residents:
🔘 Immediate site inspection by BBMP Health & Sanitation officials
🔘Complete removal of the existing garbage dumpyard within a stipulated timeframe
🔘 Permanent preventive infrastructure to stop future illegal dumping at this site
🔘 A written response with a clear, time-bound action plan, shared publicly for transparency
🔘 Accountability fixed on the responsible ward officials for the delay so far.
This is not a request. This is a demand for the bare minimum civic dignity that every taxpaying resident is entitled to.
We trust that "urgent action" will, for once, mean something more than a template reply. The residents of Balagere are watching, documenting, and will continue to escalate publicly and persistently, until this dumpyard is history.
@ChristinMP_@TVMohandasPai@NammaBengaluroo@kiranshaw@RevathyAshok@BPACOFFICIAL@BAFBLR@nabilajamal@rishitaakhanna
#BBMPWakeUp #CleanBengaluru #PanathurWard48 #SOBHADreamAcres #CivicAccountability #SwachhBengaluru #StopIllegalDumping
#CitizenPulseX
@krishnabgowda@DKShivakumar@bbmpcommr This place is next to sobha dream acres panathur main road. The whole place has been garbage disposal and segregation place. This is causing health hazard to thousands of residents and create fouls smell and flies infestation.
Dear @BECCUPDATES , on 6 July you tweeted Gunjur Club Road work would be completed within 15 days (21 July). Over a month later, the road is still waterlogged, slippery and unsafe, with open pits and traffic chaos. How long will residents suffer? Where is the accountability?
@BECCUPDATES@blrcitytraffic@krishnabgowda we have not seen removal of any footpath encroachments on ORR, Balegere, varthur roads. ORR road has many cigar and tea stalls which will be hogged by men and we find it very difficult to walk that stretch inhaling toxic smoke which makes us passive smokers @GBAChiefComm
@CMofKarnataka@osd_cmkarnataka WE HAVE A 600 CRORE WORTH QUESTION FOR GOK
On Jan 17th 2026 we had a Silt clean up drive in Balegere road organised and executed by #Tax paying #Bharatiyas, for around 50 meter distance we cleared 1 truck of the silt, imagine the amount of silt on entire Balegere, Gunjur, Varthur. Air Pollution and respiratory disorders are mainly caused due to poorly kept roads.
School kids are going through hell lot of health issues due to dust allergy. Many Gig workers using yulu bikes, 2 wheelers, bicycles skid due to this silt. There are severe accidents due to road side silt. Drains are choked and floods due to this silt
@PCMohanMP@MALimbavali are least bothered to intervene and get things done at the earliest
ACCORDING TO ARTICLE 21 WE ARE NOT GETTING BASIC RIGHT TO LIVE WITH DIGNITY
We are suffering from this for last 20 years though this is wrongly called as #IT corridor,when can we get a Sweeping machine to remove the roadside silt ? Or other option is to refund our road and property #taxes so that we shall crowd fund and clean our roads with our own resources which help in devolution of the cities responsibilities
@TVMohandasPai@kiranshaw@GBAChiefComm@BECCUPDATES@krishnabgowda@ITBTGoK@karnatakakspcb@IndexKarnataka@bengalurupost1@CivicOp_india@opencity_in , @citizenmatters , @oorvani@RainmatterOrg@Paani_Earth@dpkBopanna
https://t.co/0ieZpDw8Vw
https://t.co/CDKGr6YZK6
@krishnabgowda@krishnabgowda please carry the drive on panathur road and balagwrevroad. Whole footpath has been encroached and there is no place to walk
@Cockroachisback Please don't listen to above guys. student should focus on studies and build carrier. People who are organising protest will fled to another country
Both videos are from Baba Baidyanath Dhaam, Deoghar. The first shows how common devotees are treated, and the second shows how VIPs are treated.
This is same in most of the famous temples. This difference must end. You can’t expect unity and brotherhood in a religion if the rich and powerful receive pampered treatment at temples while ordinary devotees are treated like an inconvenience.
I understand that the sheer number of devotees makes it difficult to give everyone ample time, but things can still be managed with dignity, through better crowd management, token or time-slot systems, clearly marked queues, and strict enforcement of the same rules for everyone. Whatever is decided for the common people, the same rules should apply to the rich and powerful as well.
This needs to be said: We are at Jim Corbett and apparently there is no restriction on loud music till 10:30pm in the night. The roads are full of cars speeding around, at least 30 jeeps plying in one area of the forest, you can see brunt land on both sides and massive tree felling.
So guilty of attending a family wedding here, I cannot say. There’s one I skipped because I didn’t want to be a party to destroying the habitat of animals. But why is Uttarakhand government allowing weddings in a forest reserve? I know my tweet will have zero reaction but
Please tag the concerned agencies when you read this.
@ukcmo@uttrakhand24@AniUttarakhand