Urging Bengulureans to "show some discipline," Ms Shaw recently tweeted a picture of two-wheelers recklessly parked on a pavement somewhere in the city. "Look at how lawless our citizens are," she said in her tweet. She even tagged the police chief in it.
Look at how lawless our citizens are. Common Bengulureans show some discipline @CPBlr pic.twitter.com/aZ7zZiG19s
- Kiran Mazumdar Shaw (@kiranshaw) October 4, 2016
While some on Twitter commented on the 'lack of self discipline' in our country, a few others shared solutions.
@kiranshaw @CPBlr Only way to show discipline is to fine the heck out of them. Cameras & high tech no substitute for on the ground policing
- Nat Iyer (@IyerNat) October 5, 2016
@kiranshaw @CPBlr Madam ,we Indians ( in general ) want our cities to be clean like Singapore but we freely throw garbage on the street .
- Kaushik Roy (@LIFE_IS_JHAKKAS) October 5, 2016
@kiranshaw where's this...madam...so sad atleast can't they be organised in No parking too...save Bengaluru @CPBlr
- Khadeer (@mkhadeerahmed) October 4, 2016
Some even tried to sympathize with said 'lawless citizens' but Ms Shaw was having none of it.
Come on you r being lawless yourself. Stop such nonsensical remarks. You need to be fined! https://t.co/fVQgTe1N7R
- Kiran Mazumdar Shaw (@kiranshaw) October 5, 2016
What nonsense you speak. Looks like u too break laws https://t.co/9yfNTdX8Sg
- Kiran Mazumdar Shaw (@kiranshaw) October 5, 2016
We'll have to wait to see if Ms Shaw's tweet has lasting impact on citizens.
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