By Admin 
Bengaluru traffic: The problem of traffic jam in Bengaluru is increasing. Recently, the Karnataka government had made a request to Wipro Chairman Azim Premji to reduce this, which he turned down. In fact, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah wrote a letter to Premji on 19 September to reduce the problem of traffic jam in the city.
It was requested that if Wipro opens its Sarjapur campus to mango vehicles, it can reduce the huge traffic of Iblore on Outer Ring Road to 30 %. According to media reports, Azim Premji has turned down his request.
‘Not a solution is not enough’
Azim Premji admitted that of course the problem of traffic jam in Bengaluru is very serious, but many things are responsible behind it. There is not a single solution for this. He expressed his desire for Wipro to work closely with the state government to find a permanent solution. In a letter to the Karnataka government on Wednesday, he said that many factors are responsible for the traffic jam in the city. In such a situation, there cannot be a single solution.
Azim Premji gave this suggestion to CM
In the letter, the founder of Wipro also mentioned that Sarjapur is a personal property of Campus Wipro and a part of the Special Economic Zone (SEZ). This route is not made for the movement of public vehicles. He said that if it is opened for common vehicles, then the problem of traffic jam will not be solved, but problems related to law and management may come out.
He said that the best way to move forward in this direction is that under the supervision of a world-class experience in urban transport management, a scientific study is to be done in detail. Wipro is ready to raise a large part of the incoming expenses in it.
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