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Name: Arun Kaulige on Apr 21, 2009Comments: We do not want the destruction of our once beautiful city.Flag
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Name: Karthik on Apr 21, 2009Comments: I definetely want the metro to go underground and save the trees on Nanda roadFlag
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Name: Somya Iyer on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Please take the metro underground! Anyone who has seen this lovely road or ever been to Lalbagh will agree that it is a crime to destroy these. Please preserve them at all costs!Flag
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Name: Shama T P on Apr 21, 2009Comments: My full support to this cause. Lalbagh and Nanda Talkies roads are the most beatiful parts of Bangalore. Please do not destroy them.Flag
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Name: Chetana V Halakatti on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Dear Mr.CM, Namma Bengaluru was called a Garden city with lush green gardens and roads with tree canopy, but Metro and other road widening plans are going to make Bangalore a concrete garden. We need development but not at the cost of one unique thing Bangalore is famous for. So please Save Lalbagh, Nanda Road and all the trees of Bangalore which makes our city a pleasant city to live in.Flag
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Name: Chetana V Halakatti on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Dear Mr.CM, Namma Bengaluru was called a Garden city with lush green gardens and roads with tree canopy, but Metro and other road widening plans are going to make Bangalore a concrete garden. We need development but not at the cost of one unique thing Bangalore is famous for. So please Save Lalbagh, Nanda Road and all the trees of Bangalore which makes our city a pleasant city to live in.Flag
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Name: Anand Shenoy on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Progress is good not at the expense of environmentFlag
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Name: Garima Bhatia on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Metro should not be at the cost of greenery. All progressive cities around the world respect and value their parks and green spaces. Let Bangalore rank among them.Flag
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Name: Deepak Srinivasan on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Requesting you to urgently stop this undemocratic process (and other infrastructural developmental projects) and enter in dialogue with people who elect you.Flag
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Name: Rohit Shetti on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Let us respect laws of the land and have policies that are people-centric. More power to citizens, more power to democracy.Flag
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Name: Shridhar Sahukar on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Please stop this ridiculous act of spoiling Bangalore!Flag
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Name: Ajay on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Plz dont cut the Trees... They are the pride of our BengaLuru......... Save Trees... Save BengaLuru..........Flag
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Name: Aditya Marathe on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Yes i totally agree with what has been said in this letter. The last remaining green spots of Bangalore should not be desecrated under the name of infrastructural development. It is a great tragedy the day we will have no choice but to invade such natural spaces for our roads and trains...please give it a thought, all of you politicians and decision makers...Flag
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Name: Sindhu B S on Apr 21, 2009Comments: Its an environmental cause. If future generations have to lead a good life then we should stop this inhumane act now else the day is not far when Bangalore, city of gardens and parks, will become barren land with scanty signs of life like Africa.Flag
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