We appreciate the artistic expressions in all forms. And here in Bangalore, it has taken a new level altogether.
So the officials have lacked to address the issues of road safety due to the increasing number of potholes in the city, a NGO has taken a lead in hiring various talents and embarrass the Government officials in-charge of this work.
There has been a rise in dangerous animals visiting Namma Bengaluru and among them are anaconda, crocodile and many such humor based street art. All this to gain attention from the officials.
Not only does it exactly try to embarrass the officials but also create social awareness and protest against these long pending issues.
With monsoon rains making its continuous appearance in the city from a fortnight now, common man is troubled by the road and the big potholes on them. The flooding leads to filling up these potholes with waters, ultimately resulting into falls or severe accidents.
What do you think, is it a good way to garner attention from the Government?
Tell us, we are hearing!
Read the news article covering this protest
So the officials have lacked to address the issues of road safety due to the increasing number of potholes in the city, a NGO has taken a lead in hiring various talents and embarrass the Government officials in-charge of this work.
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| Street art: Man drowning in a pothole |
There has been a rise in dangerous animals visiting Namma Bengaluru and among them are anaconda, crocodile and many such humor based street art. All this to gain attention from the officials.
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| Anaconda visits Bangalore |
Not only does it exactly try to embarrass the officials but also create social awareness and protest against these long pending issues.
With monsoon rains making its continuous appearance in the city from a fortnight now, common man is troubled by the road and the big potholes on them. The flooding leads to filling up these potholes with waters, ultimately resulting into falls or severe accidents.
What do you think, is it a good way to garner attention from the Government?
Tell us, we are hearing!
Read the news article covering this protest
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