Trending post of the day: Infosys director’s viral post calls Bengaluru’s traffic a ‘tourist attraction”

In his viral post, he calls it “Chaar Jam Yatra”; netizens react to the same.

A post has been widely shared on social media featuring a spoof poster shared by the director at Infosys, taking a jibe at the Bengaluru traffic. The notorious traffic jams are in the limelight again, this time with a twist.

Infosys director takes a jibe at Bengaluru traffic jams.

Mohandas Pai, Director at Infosys, recently shared an image advertising a “4-day, 3-night Bengaluru’ traffic tourism’ package” on X. Sharing a spoof poster, he highlighted some of the city’s most gridlocked areas—Outer Ring Road, Silk Road Junction, Marathahalli, and HSR Layout—as must-visit destinations. He captioned the post, “A sad joke on Bengaluru. At least we have a sense of humour about our suffering and an uncaring government.”

Watch the viral post here:

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What did the Infosys Director write in the post?

Mohandas Pai shared the post, “Bangalore Tourism is organising a 4 day 3 nights trip to the following four destinations – Outer Ring Road, Silk Road Junction, Marathahalli, and HSR Layout. It’s called ‘Chaar Jam Yatra.’”

Netizens react to the viral post.

The post quickly went viral and racked up lakhs of views while triggering a heated debate. One user wrote, “Finally, Bengaluru folks have moved on from their weather bubble and are speaking up about the chaos in the city!” Another wrote, “Meanwhile, “Bengaluru’s 10-minute delivery apps somehow still manage to function.” A third user wrote, “The real problem is people driving alone in cars, from small hatchbacks to massive SUVs. If this comfort-and-status-driven habit stopped, traffic density could drop by 50% or more.” One more commented, “Hebbal Flyover is missing from this itinerary—definitely deserves a spot!”