Baadal Nanjundaswamy a visual artist from Bangalore in India came up with a weird way of getting this pothole above fixed by the local authorities and it worked.
Last Thursday, he created a fake reptile costing £60 and placed it in the 12-foot long pothole which was formed around a month ago when a water pipe burst at Bangalore’s busy Sultanpalya traffic junction.
Although Baadal and others had made complaints, nothing was done, but it’s been reported that, after his stunt with the fake reptile, the pothole was filled the next day.
Baadal did something similar last year when he painted a pothole as the mouth of the Hindu God of death Yama to alert authorities to the danger.
Some people just have a way of getting things done without saying much and his kind we need in Nigeria.Lolxx.!!!
Last Thursday, he created a fake reptile costing £60 and placed it in the 12-foot long pothole which was formed around a month ago when a water pipe burst at Bangalore’s busy Sultanpalya traffic junction.
Although Baadal and others had made complaints, nothing was done, but it’s been reported that, after his stunt with the fake reptile, the pothole was filled the next day.
Baadal did something similar last year when he painted a pothole as the mouth of the Hindu God of death Yama to alert authorities to the danger.
He explained:See More photos below:
“Last time it attracted the attention of BBMP [Bruhat Bangalore Mahanagara Palike] officials and the man hole was closed within a day.
“Everyone has the potential to express themselves in his or her own way. This is my way of communicating a grievance.”
Some people just have a way of getting things done without saying much and his kind we need in Nigeria.Lolxx.!!!



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