“Hanging your head in shame”: Kiran Mazumar Shao calls on the civil -collapsed state of Bangaluru

Bangaluru, the technological capital of India, is once again suffering from the fire – not from the floods of monsoon or traffic this time, but one of its most influential voices. Biocon Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw president criticized the city’s dilapidated infrastructure, and its inadvertent ways with those on a remote island in Ecuador. Her criticism sparked a new anger on the Internet, which has increased the civil problems that have long been in the city and still eroding the daily life of its inhabitants.

With the highlight of the sad state of the Silicon Valley in India, the Biocon Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw city has compared the city streets with those in Ecuador and called the bad condition of urban planning.

In a publication on X (previously Twitter), I shared a well -mainly -maintained stone road on San Cristopal, Ecuador. “Clean and well designed streets on the island of San Cristobal in Ecuador. Bangaluru, hanged your head in a shame,” I wrote, and put a mark on the official handle of the Commissioner in Brawat Bangaluru Mahanejara Palak (BBMP).

Shaw’s publication received a wave of responses, echoing her frustration.

“Living in Malawi, which is a less developed nation, I see clean streets and societal spaces everywhere. However, in India – villages, cities, trains and buses – garbage is rampant, even by the wealthy in large cars. It is a sad variation that we must rethink about,” a user commented.

Another added, “We are the absolute worst. Not only Bangalore, but all of India. Bangalore gets a special male because it probably collects road tax from any major city but still gets roads at the village level with compassionate Infra.”

“People are more worried about speaking in Kanada rather than asking for basic rights. Unfortunately, we will not have any basic officers in Bangalore!” Three stuck.

Bangaluru’s infrastructure has been extracted from many prominent voices over the years, especially given the city’s role as an information technology center in India and its home for many multinationals. However, the methods of drilling, traffic jams for an hour, and the inactive public transportation are still the base.

A joint video clip of a city resident re -conversation. The clip showed the pedestrians who struggle along a donor extension, broken near space on the outer ring road (OrR), one of the main information technology corridors in the city. The constant building by Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd (BMRCL) adds only to the daily chaos.

The frustration also poured into a direct political comment. “If this is the plan, he said it is frank instead of making everyone suffer from such such”, indicating that the state did not do much to retain technology.