Citizens protest against proposed tunnel road project in Bengaluru
Hundreds of citizens and environmentalists formed a human chain at Lalbagh in Bengaluru on Sunday to protest against a proposed tunnel road project. Organised by the Lalbagh Walkers Association, the demonstration highlighted concerns regarding the potential destruction of ancient rock formations, damage to biodiversity, and the drying up of the Lalbagh lake. Participants held placards and vowed to continue weekly protests until the government scraps the project.
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What Happened
Citizens and environmentalists gathered at Lalbagh in Bengaluru on Sunday to form a human chain in opposition to a proposed tunnel road project. The protest, led by the Lalbagh Walkers Association, included students, parents, and visitors attending the Independence Day flower show. Participants displayed placards calling for the protection of the city's heritage and biodiversity while expressing their intent to continue these demonstrations every Sunday.
Protesters argue that the tunnel construction will cause irreversible damage to three-billion-year-old rock formations and threaten the local ecosystem, including the Lalbagh lake. The association has stated that they intend to maintain their opposition until the project is officially cancelled. They also aim to raise awareness about the potential environmental impact to ensure the message reaches the High Court of Karnataka.
Key Facts
- The protest took place at Lalbagh in Bengaluru on Sunday.Source not recorded
- The demonstration was led by the Lalbagh Walkers Association.Source not recorded
- Participants formed a human chain to oppose the proposed tunnel road project.Source not recorded
- Protesters expressed concerns about the impact on three-billion-year-old rock formations.Source not recorded
- The association plans to continue weekly protests until the project is scrapped.Source not recorded
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