A shocking scene unfolds on the Delhi-Saharanpur Highway as locals damage public property meant for their own safety. Broken dividers, smashed lights, stoned cameras, and destroyed barricades now mark what was once a symbol of development. The area, meant for smoother travel, has turned into a spot for walkers and yoga groups, some even using it for open defecation. As one man filming the site said, “This isn’t just broken concrete, it’s broken responsibility.” [Delhi highway, Civic sense, Vanda

A shocking video from Delhi’s Red Fort Metro Station has gone viral after a man was caught urinating in public — right beside a youth-led cleanliness drive that included both locals and foreigners. As the crowd erupted in outrage, the man shamelessly walked away. The incident has reignited debate over civic awareness and hygiene practices in India, where despite progress, open defecation and poor public habits remain a pressing issue. VIDEO CREDIT : 4cleanindia #DelhiNews #RedFort #CivicSense #C

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