In 2019, 23-year-old R Subhasri lost her life in Pallikaranai when an unauthorised cutout collapsed, knocking her off her scooter. That same year, K Ragupathi, a software engineer visiting from the US, died in Coimbatore after reportedly colliding with an illegal wooden arch erected across a main road. These tragedies lay bare the daily hazards that pedestrians and road users face because of illegal, unchecked hoardings. Flashy advertisements lining roads, signals, and flyovers have become an integral part of the everyday commute. But the threat they pose has only grown over time. Across Chennai, illegal banners continue to multiply with…
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As all these projects are pertaining to Bangalore South, citizens of that area will be more knowledged about these.
In general, as I go through the list, I find that no where the sanctioned amount has NEITHER fallen SHORT, NOR got EXCESS. That shows that accounts are being manipulated for presentation sake. The life of the projects are not mentioned so as to ascertain the quality. The brand of material is not mentioned to calculate the costs.
Hence this data is just for an EYE WASH and NOT a realistic SCENE.