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Lack of Underpass Cleaning a Major Concern for Bengaluru: When Will the Dirt Be Gone?

By Shravanthi R
Lack of Underpass Cleaning a Major Concern for Bengaluru: When Will the Dirt Be Gone?

The underpass, a key passageway for thousands of daily commuters, is described as being consistently filthy and foul-smelling.

Bengaluru, one of India's prominent cities, is renowned for its various sectors. In the heart of the city lies Majestic, one of the largest bus terminals. While its external areas are known for their disorganization, it's the underpass that raises a significant concern. Despite being a transit point for thousands of daily commuters, the underpass is perpetually unclean and emits a foul stench.

This bustling area, connecting people from all over to different parts of the city, is largely unsanitary, making it uncomfortable for pedestrians to even walk through the underpass. The situation is so dire that vendors working in the area are now facing health issues.

City Market's Krishnarajendra Market and Kalasipalya areas have also turned into polluted and contaminated spaces. Majestic, the bus terminal that serves as a vital link for travelers from Karnataka and neighboring states, connecting rural and city transport, railways, and the metro, is unfortunately known for its poor sanitation.

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With the current state of affairs, the city is grappling with widespread garbage, plastic waste, and inadequate waste management. There is a clear disregard for environmental concerns. If the concerned staff and officials do not take immediate action to address these issues, it is certain that diseases and illnesses will plague the lives of the people.

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