Bengaluru: All of India’s main cities have struggled to manage their plastic garbage, particularly in public areas like bus stops, train stations, and airports. The South Western Railways in Bengaluru organised a special awareness campaign on how to dispose of plastic debris at train stops to raise awareness among the general people. Even Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised it on Twitter.
On Monday, the Krantivira Sangolli Rayanna (KSR) railway station personnel created a sculpture out of plastic rubbish that had been left lying around the station. “This sculpture is composed of hundreds of plastic water bottles that were gathered in the last 12 hours, all of these plastic bottles were scattered throughout the railway station.” said a sign at the sculpture.
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The KSR railway station employees discovered numerous plastic bottles all over the station as the festival season started and foot traffic surged.
The plastic bottle sculpture in the shape of a demon, which was erected at the entrance to the bustling train station, is drawing attention from the general public. “Sculpture constructed from plastic & pet bottles at KSR Bengaluru Station to generate awareness on correct disposal of plastic garbage (Sic),” read a tweet on South Western Railways’ official Twitter account.
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PM Modi praised the efforts of railway officials
The efforts of the railway officials impressed Prime Minister Modi as well, and he praised the concept. Such initiatives, PM wrote, remind us of our basic civic obligation of maintaining our surrounds and public spaces clean (sic) while also being innovative and respectable.
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