The Bengaluru residents on Wednesday compared the two regions of the Bellandur area after a social media user shared an aerial image of the region. The residents pointed out the difference in planning in these regions, claiming that the region looks like a game called 'Clash of Clans'.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Indian Tech & Infra (the author) shared an image of the region in which the residents pointed out that while one part of the region is very well planned, the other part is congested and densely packed with irregular layouts. The residents stated that the image is similar to the game 'Clash of Clans' in which the players build well-organised homes and the other side looks like an enemy base.

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The netizens stated that the image is a classical example of the wealth gap among the residents of the same city. Some of the social media users also pointed out that Silicon City will lose its originality in the upcoming years due to the increasing population. They also emphasised that the poor planning of these areas is the main reason behind such chaos.

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"One side pays property tax, the other pays the price for poor planning. Urban India, decoded," one of the residents stated. "There was no building on either side of Salem Rly Track, 30 years ago. We could clearly see the VidhanaSoudha lighting from trains. No one took serious note of the developments during IT boom," another one pointed out.

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One of the users also pointed out that the situation outside the well-planned societies is bad, adding that it is hard to survive. "Talking about metros, India outside gated communities is crap! I don't think I would have survived in this country if I had to live outside a gated community. Last week, I had to walk on the road for 5 mins after eons! I think hell would be better than being an Indian pedestrian," the user stated.


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