India’s ‘silicone valley’ parts were flooded after heavy rain

The parts of the city of Southern India are often in the water after heavy rain called India’s silicone valley.

According to the authorities, on Tuesday, more than the cyclone sea in the city, high warnings for shower before monsoon.

Three people, including a 12-year-old child, were killed in the events related to the rain on Monday.

Bengaluru is the house of large global technology companies, many of them wanted to work from home due to waterproof roads.

Many of the city took a record since 2011, 100 mm (4in) rain on Monday.

This was reported by “Nadir”, CS Patil, Regional Air Branch news agencies for Bengaluru.

In addition to severe water and traffic violating daily life, heavy rain caused material damage.

In one of the city’s main dog corridors, the complex wall of a program – I-ZED – Monday morning killed a 35-year-old woman worker.

Videos also showed the commuters of the knees deep water parked on the streets, as well. The water included houses in some parts of the city.

Authorities say the city corporation has set the current 210 floods that work for the “correcting”.

“There is no need to worry about the people of Bengalur.”

Karnataka, where capital is currently capital by the Congress Party, Bengaluru. Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) sitting in the opposition in the state, despite the expenditure of millions of rupees with the infrastructure of the local government, accused the city and the state not to resolve issues related to rain in the city.

BJP demanded that 10 billion rupees ($ 117 million, £ 87.5m) for relief operations immediately released.

The State Government, which said that there are such positions, defended himself.

“The issues we face today are not new. They were not taken into account between years, governments and departments,” he said.

The floods became a recurrent phenomenon in Bengaluru in recent years. Experts are partly accusing rapid construction of the city in the city lakes and wetlands and the poor urban plan for the crisis.

Authorities face severe criticism for repetitive problems in the social media that complained of a collapsible infrastructure and complaints of the city.