This picture of Bellandur lake will shock you, who cursed the lake?

The froth is causing health issues to the people residing in the surrounding areas
Industries as well as government authorities are responsible for the froth in Bellandur Lake
Thus, it they who have cursed the lake by violating all the rules and polluting it

Bellandur Lake froth foam Bengaluru polluted lakes photo

The rains have played havoc at Bellandur Lake. Here is the picture taken by a commuter which is surely shocking.

Imagine the health issues the people living in surrounding areas are going face because of this poisonous froth. Not only the residents, but it is an important connecting road, the froth is worrying many commuters too.

Who is responsible for the froth? The government, people or the industries? Instead of locking up the industries, the industries responsible for releasing the filth into should be given a deadline and asked to clean the Bellandur Lake and the industry should not be allowed to operate till then.

Though the BDA had started its operations to get the lake cleaned, the rains

Even the officers, ministers who helped these industries run without proper guidelines should be identified and asked to contribute in cleaning the frothy lake.

The Siddaramaiah government, who is delivering various Bhagyas should also look into the civic issues and set the problem right. Else, no bhagya will come to his rescue when Bellandur is shown as the failure of the government to maintain cleanliness in the state.

Here is the latest picture of Bellandur froth trying to engulf the surrounding areas. People soon might even start giving out the curse theory as it is seen as the reason behind many problems. Yes, the lake has been cursed, and it is not difficult to find out who cursed the lake.

Of course, the industries releasing the filth into the lake and those allowing them to do so have cursed it. But the only difference is that the people who are responsible for it are not having any repercussions but the commuters and people residing in the surrounding areas.