What destroyed Bengaluru? | Save Bengaluru | Open Letter



Discover how Bengaluru transformed from a serene retirement paradise to a bustling metropolis plagued by floods, water shortages, and traffic nightmares. Learn about the key factors behind this drastic change and where we went wrong. Watch now to understand the challenges and explore potential solutions for the city’s future. Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe!

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36 thoughts on “What destroyed Bengaluru? | Save Bengaluru | Open Letter”

  1. Real experience: I went to a Municipality Council in Bangalore for Khata transfer. That guy asked me 15000 for that. He didn't transfer my khata when I tried to negotiate. All the ex and current govt. employees are having huge properties. They themselves destroyed Karnataka. It's a beautiful state with a beautiful culture but these people will steal and blame the outsiders for every problem

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  2. This all modern cities are western template… Those cities will collapse the day dollars printing machine will collapse… With 1-2 it will start collapsing Ai will eat away most of service sector job

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  3. Revenue and Tax point at 16:03 , the tax and revenue are mostly sent to central governments as well after GST from the service sector as you know. And everyone know how much the state gets back for every 100 Rupees it sends to the centre as tax. So that point needs to be explained on how Bangalore, Mumbai and few other cities have lost out on on crucial funds for development over decades, hence the slow metro etc etc and that is the reason it quite redundant to compare it with the Delhi Metro, the national capital, a single city with a few square kilometeres in its entire radius to Bangalore(Karnataka) the sheer size and population makes the comparission invalid. Like comparing development of Singapore with entire India.

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  4. India needs population control more than anything , but if they do it people will not vote so they don’t even talk about it . They could cancel subsidy if you a family has more than 2 children or take more tax etc .

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  5. Being a banglorean I agree for the traffic and rain water clog issues, but deep down i cant listen someone mocking this city, this city has given us life, and a place to work and stay, we have that everlasting gratitude. hoping Things will become better and its will have its glory back.

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  6. When u play with nature destroy lakes and natural habitat. Now nature is playing😢😢😢.
    Slowly and steadily development is becoming cancer, destroying mother nature in every possible way.

    Jo boya hai ham logo ne wahi mil raha hai. 😢😢😢

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  7. R u making videos on Chennai,Delhi,Mumbai, kolkata , chandigarh etc.why targeting bengaluru.i have met lot of people from other cities who came for job but continue living here because they feel more comfortable.bengaluru is not destroyed it's evolving.please change caption.its an insult to us Bengaluru people.

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  8. That was not gundagiri, it was burst of suppressed requests and action of declined official notices from deaf and blind shop owners. Everything was peaceful and is peaceful.

    Please come to Bengaluru. Stay here and discuss about solutions after listening to both side not over side

    They are activists of language. Environmental activists are doing there job. Not only Bengaluru every metro cities have this

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