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Pitiable road conditions at Indiranagar Domlur fly over.
Written By psaram42 - 27 June, 2012
Bangalore Indiranagar Citizen Reports Road Flyovers and underpasses Domlur Road hazards Road maintenance
The junction at Indira nagar 100 ft and old airport roads has an elaborate 12 leaf fly over system. [1] Being a heart patient I need to go periodically to the CGHS dispensary [2] at Domlur side of the fly over. These are some pictures about the dangerous, pitiable condition of the roads.
Pictures:-
[1] The CGHS Road
[2] The Junction
[3] The Fallen BESCOM Pole
[4] Close up
[5] Badly stuck up BBMP Vehicle
COMMENTS
pathykv - 27 June, 2012 - 07:21
Yes, this is an example of the 'Engineering' of our experts.
I used to walk across the Old Airport Road (when it had not turned old). But after the flyover was built without giving any thought to the needs of pedestrians, there is no way to cross other than bus vehicle. Now-a-days I take a bus from one side to the other.
But there is more problem after crossing to the Domlur side as there is no pedestrian crossing at all near the bus stops.
This is being discussed in the monthly (third Saturday) meeting at Jeevan Bima Nagar Traffic Police Station.
Action is yet to be taken.
Mr Anantram mayb join this meeting on July 21st.
K.V.Pathy
The Cauvery 4th stage water pipe specimen
psaram42 - 27 June, 2012 - 12:10
This is the one remnant pipe lying on the CGHS Road near a Garbage dump. Curiously this is serving as the home for this homeless adivasi lady. As I remember these pipes are running under the Domlur road in front of the CGHS dispensary.
Picture – 1 Shelter for the homeless.
These kinds of pipelines can be seen here:-
For the kind attention of BESCOM
psaram42 - 27 June, 2012 - 16:53
Hope Mr Manivannan, the BESCOM, MD, has a look at the leaning electric pole in case he happens to see this blog. It is but fair that such leaning poles of electricity, being hazaedous are promptly attened to by his men.
Pitiable road conditions at Indiranagar Domlur fly over
Aee S3 Sub Division - 10 July, 2012 - 08:51
The leaning pole as projected in the post was attended on 6th July 2012. Due to BWWSB sewerage pipe laying the pole was isolated, after attending the work the pictures was posted as shown.
murali772 - 11 July, 2012 - 07:06
Kudos to AEE S3 sub-dvn, Mr Narasimha Murthy, and his team too.
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