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Silk Board–Ragigudda double-decker flyover

Blunderlust rating★★★★★ 3.7 / 5 · 867 reviews⌖ Silk Board Junction, HSR Layout, BengaluruEntry #06 in Bengaluru
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On record

Bengaluru's first double-decker flyover was shut for urgent safety fixes just days after it was opened to traffic.

The official record states: "Authorities cited safety concerns requiring immediate closure and repair; no detailed public explanation given."

“Two decks, one week, zero warranty.”— Blunderlust Editorial Desk

Sources

  • https://newskarnataka.com/bengaluru/double-decker-flyover-shut-days-after-opening-over-safety-issues/03052026
  • https://newsfirstprime.com/bengaluru/silk-board-ragigudda-double-decker-flyover-closed-days-after-opening-for-safety-fixes-11781291

Visitor reviews Satire

“Crossed it on day three of its public life, which turned out to be most of its public life.”
WD W. D'Souza · Bengaluru★★★★★
“Years of sitting in Silk Board junction waiting for this, and we got roughly one week of it before the barricades came home.”
QR Q. Rahman · Bengaluru★★★★★
“Two decks, and the upper one is currently open only to engineers holding clipboards. Ragigudda remains unimpressed.”
EB E. Bose · Bengaluru★★★★★
Blunderlust RecordBL/BEN/2026/FLY
Status
Under repeat repair (closed days after opening)
Category
Flyover
State
Karnataka
Year
2026
Cost to taxpayers
Cost not specified in available sources

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