Mumbai Metro praised a person for eradicating an unlawful poster from a pillar on Metro Line 2 B.
Karthik Nadar shared footage of himself taking down the poster from a pillar.(@runkarthikrun/X)
The resident, Karthik Nadar, shared footage of himself taking down the poster from a pillar on Mumbai Metro’s Line 2 B.
He posted the photographs on X (previously Twitter), drawing consideration to the unauthorised advert and galvanizing others to take accountability for public areas.
“Guess who decided to take things in his own hands? Me. Some idiot decided to paste his biz ad on the Mumbai Metro Line 2B’s pillar. I took it down. Can’t spoil the aesthetics na.” the caption of the put up reads.
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Metro authority praises residents’ swift motion:
Soon after his put up went viral, the Maha Mumbai Metro Operation Corporation Ltd (MMMOCL) publicly applauded his motion.
The authority additionally addressed the enterprise answerable for the commercial and confirmed {that a} penalty is being imposed on the salon concerned.
“Big shoutout to citizen hero @runkarthikrun for peeling off what didn’t belong. And a reminder to The Sobo Nail Salon who pasted it: your job is to beautify, not vandalise,” the metro authority tweeted.
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Check out the put up right here:
Here’s how individuals reacted to the put up:
X customers shortly reacted to the put up, praising the resident’s initiative and calling it a commendable act of civic accountability.
One of the customers commented, “If I used to be residing in Mumbai, I might have come to offer you a hand.”
A second person commented, “Nice work, mate! The 2B pillars, for a change, look aesthetically pleasing and must be stored freed from such eyesores.”
“The feedback on this Twitter thread actually heat the center to see so many individuals prepared for the change and making an effort to make the change,” one other person commented.
MMMOCL reminded the general public that placing up unlawful posters or billboards on Metro premises is a punishable offence below Section 62(2) of the Operation and Maintenance Act, 2002.
The company concluded with a reminder to all commuters and companies: “Metro Line 2B belongs to Mumbaikars. We’ll make certain it stays spotless and spectacular.”
