Brindavan Gardens demands immediate attention
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The state of neglect at Brindavan Gardens demands immediate attention. The sight of broken tiles, accumulated waste, corroded structures, dormant fountains, rampant algae, and pervasive cobwebs is a stark reminder of the severe maintenance failure. These alarming conditions not only question the allocation of admission revenues but also cast doubt on the effectiveness of current management practices.














