North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: Traffic Jam has become such a part of the lives of us Indians that hardly anyone has been able to escape from it. Whether you are a common man or a special person, vehicles stuck on the road do not spare anyone. But now politics has heated up regarding this traffic and a war of words has broken out between the leaders of Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh.
The matter is very interesting. Recently Samajwadi Party MP Rajeev Rai Went to Bangalore. He got stuck in the notorious traffic there so much that his mood got spoiled. He raised questions on the system of Bengaluru. Just what then! Karnataka’s “troubleshooter” and deputy CM DK Shivakumar Gave him such an answer, which is now being discussed everywhere.
‘Come to Delhi, I will show you the condition there’
DK Shivakumar did not like the criticism of SP MP at all. Responding to Rajiv Rai, he said that before cursing Bengaluru, he should see the condition of the roads of Delhi.
Shivkumar said in a very sharp manner- “Rajeev Rai ji, let us meet in Delhi. I will show you the traffic there. Why is only Bengaluru being defamed?” He said that Parliament session is going on in Delhi, meet there and see how the vehicles move in the country’s capital.
‘Traffic is a sign of prosperity’
In this debate, DK Shivkumar has given such a logic which people are surprised to hear. He said that if traffic is increasing in the city, then do not feel bad about it. This is proof that money is coming to the people, economic progress It’s happening and people are buying new cars.
He said, “In my city (Bengaluru), people are buying cars and vehicles like buying vegetables from the market. If people have money and are buying cars, then there will be crowding on the roads. This is a form of development.”
What did the MP say?
In fact, SP MP from Ghosi (UP) Rajiv Rai had blasted the infrastructure of Bengaluru by releasing a video or statement on social media. Perhaps he might have missed his flight or train, after which he vented out his anger. But Shivakumar made it clear that there is traffic in every big city of the world, and it is not right to ‘target’ Bengaluru.
What do you think?
What is your opinion on DK Shivakumar’s statement that ‘traffic jam is a sign of wealth’? Should traffic jam really be considered a measure of development or is it bad management? Well, one thing has to be accepted, be it Delhi or Bangalore, it is the common man who suffers!
