- Lack of infrastructure planning
- The problem of traffic congestion in big cities of the country
- Many reactions to the video on social media
Many cities in India are currently experiencing population growth. Therefore, the administration has to work hard while planning the infrastructure. Like Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore is also getting crowded. It is directly affecting people's daily life.
A picture-strange situation created due to this growing crowd has become a hot topic as a woman went viral through a video.
The traffic jam in Bangalore is known to all, but now the picture has come to light that even in the premises of the societies there are huge queues of vehicles. The woman shared the video on social media and it has become a topic of discussion.
This incident is not morning or evening but Saturday afternoon. At exactly 2 o'clock in the afternoon, there was a traffic jam in the premises of that woman's society. She immediately filmed it on her mobile and shared the video on social media.
Waiting for almost 30 minutes
According to the woman, the residents were facing traffic jams to reach the main road from the society premises. There was a huge queue of vehicles at the exit of the society. So some residents had to wait for up to 30 minutes to get out of the society.
After the video shared by the woman, different types of reactions have started to emerge on social media. Many people have expressed their surprise to see that the traffic congestion on the roads in Bangalore has now reached the premises of residential societies as well.
Discuss the lack of planning
Some social media users have expressed that the problem may worsen in the future due to lack of proper planning of internal roads and entry and exit routes in large residential projects.
Many have said the video is from Brigadier Utopia in Varthur. Some also mentioned that the narrow roads and increasing number of vehicles in this area are causing major traffic jams.
Meanwhile, even though Tolejang buildings are being constructed in big cities of the country, the lack of traffic planning is clearly felt in the video of that woman.