Here's taking a look at what the twitterati said this past week (May 14 - May 19).
Hello friends! How have you been? First things first: If your blood group is A+ve, please contact this gentleman in the first tweet below. This week, Twitter was abuzz with issues ranging from demand for public transport to power woes and traffic jams. While one vigilant resident spotted a car with a tampered number plate, another spotted a man who regularly waters saplings in Dwarka. Folks, we bring you the week in tweets:
The call for Metro service in Noida Extension grows stronger as residents cite arguments to persuade the authorities.
#Noida #Urgent #need A+ #blood for a child. in very critical stage. M:09205225248 cc @TajinderBagga @upma23 @ArvindGaur @WeUttarPradesh
— Shivam Ahuja (@meshivamahuja) May 19, 2017
Noida Extension has no public transport then why GNIDA cancelled Metro Plan #मेटà¥à¤°à¥‹_दिलाओ_योगीजी
— Vilok Bhaskar (@vilokbhaskar) May 15, 2017
And power woes continue to trouble residents. This resident reaches out to the UP Chief Minister over the state of affairs.
No electricity in #indirapuram since 10pm
— Dhananjay Sharma (@adv_sharmadj) May 19, 2017
Kya huaa tera wada!!
God know abt Whole UP
Its NCR suffering..@myogiadityanath @PMOIndia
As Mayur Vihar Phase II grapples with four-hour long power cut, this resident reaches out to the Chief Minister of Delhi.
@LtGovDelhi @ArvindKejriwal there are no electricity in MAYUR VIHAR PHASE 2 since last 4 hours
— Arvind Maurya (@arvindsinghrs) May 19, 2017
so solve the issue@aajtak @ndtv @ANI_news
Here’s a resident who has a keen sense of observation and vigilance. He spotted a tampered number plate and raised an alarm immediately. We hope his voice is heard and appropriate action taken.
@DelhiPolice this vehicle with tampered number plates at 8:10 pm heading in the direction of Greater Noida Expressway from Mayur Vihar side pic.twitter.com/bN0AsJPxoA
— ArSh (@TheFunnyGuy0104) May 19, 2017
Stuck in a traffic jam, this resident takes to Twitter over his predicament. But it’s the way he’s addressed the Delhi Chief Minister that’s caught our eye.
@ArvindKejriwal yarr trepr tym ho toh traffic jam ka bhi dekhle..stuck in jam from up border ghaziabad to mayur vihar from last 1.5 hr.
— paurush gupta (@ilu456) May 18, 2017
Traffic jams have become a regular affair in some parts of the city it seems. Here’s another resident who was grappling with the problem.
@dtptraffic Traffic jam at Chilla sports complex signal Main new kondli road..Mayur Vihar phase 3.. Please send someone..
— Harbansh Bhadoria (@HarbanshB) May 18, 2017
If only there were more residents like the one mentioned in this tweet. Nevertheless, the fruits of such labour are for everyone to enjoy. This resident is a source of inspiration for sure.
Pl raise a toast to Saheb Singh, Retd DTC employee. Everyday he waters the saplings on roads of Dwarka. See the fruits of labour possible!! pic.twitter.com/vZEgb9AZ4G
— Arvind Jha (@jalajboy) May 18, 2017
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