In the fire post, Reddit entitled “Why lived in Bengalur has recently become irritated”, the user 'Normal_Excuse_6303' has described in detail its disillusionment in the capital of Karnataka. He was born and grew up in the Basvangudi region before he moved to RR Nagar three years ago, remembered the once “big city”, which now seems to be buried under dust, overwhelmed by operation and loss of community.
“The little context about me, I was born and grew up in the Banglore Basvangudi area, recently (3yrs back) moved to RR Nagar,” Normal_Excuse_6303 wrote. ” He quoted daily commuting to his office near MG Road, lamenting over cumbersome travel and growing pollution: “I have experienced much more pollution, specifically dust everywhere … bikes and cars accumulate dust like a fool.”
Its frustration deepens in the description of the perceived decline in civil meaning: “It seems that the civic sense and discipline of the overall population decreases. The user also criticized the growing problem of garbage in the city:” So many sidewalks treated as garbage … All nearby tourist sites are spoiled by plastic or alcohol bottles. “
Another strain added crowds and overloaded public transport. “I tried to travel by subway to the office … hardly there is room for the state,” he wrote, describing how the trains were not avoided in the morning and in the middle afternoon. “Overall, this was the once large city not to dislike,” concluded “Normal_excuse_6303. “
Other redditors jumped with similar experiences. One user noted: “Not only Bengaluru Many metro cities and non-meter has a similar problem, people have no importance of plant trees, that's the main cause.” Another user who left the city in 2014 said he returned in 2025 to find him “so densely populated… It's hard to get in [the metro]”
The third commentary that sent sentiment was: “Absolutely relative!
