WIPRO Chief Rejects Karnataka CM Siddaramaiah's Lower Vehicular Access Request On Company Campus

Описание: Wipro founder Muhammad Hashim Premji rejected Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's request to allow limited vehicular access through the company’s campus. The request aimed to control traffic congestion on the outer road corridor by restricting vehicle movement. However, Premji stated that the Wipro campus is private property, thereby rejecting the Chief Minister’s plea. Watch the video to learn more.

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Chapters:
0:00 Breaking News: Azim Premji Rejects Karnataka CM's Traffic Proposal
0:34 Understanding the Reasons Behind Wipro's Traffic Access Denial
1:10 Impact of Traffic Congestion on Bangalore's Outer Ring Road
2:05 The Debate on Bangalore's Traffic: Companies Shifting Locations