Bengaluru: According to a famous idiom ‘Give people an inch and they’ll take a yard. Give Bengalureans a little space and they’ll turn it into a dump yard. After Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike’s (BBMP) failure in tackling its garbage menace, it looks the Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) is following their tracks by failing to keep its premises clean. The BBMP has been accused of making money out of waste management contracts and for not being able to deal with 3000 tonnes of waste. The BMRCL in its MoU had mentioned that they will be responsible for developing and maintaining its medians as parks and water storage units, but this video is evidence to the contrary. Residents blame officials for not clearing waste and maintaining medians. Officials, in turn, blame it on 'people’s attitude'. The space between Pillar 90 up to 104, on CMH road, is always seen as someone else’s mess.

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This year Bangalore ranked 194 in Swachh Survekshan 2019. Bangalore- the biggest IT hub of India is unable to handle its own growth and success and is been seen drowning it is own filth. With a 7th rank in the Swachh Survekshan 2015, Bangalore was once tagged as one of the cleanest cities of India. But with a sharp dip from 38th rank in 2016 to 210th rank in 2017, Bangalore has become one of the filthiest places in India.

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