Family Turns Rajasthan Expressway into Picnic Amid Backlash


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Family Turns Rajasthan Expressway into Picnic Amid Backlash
Family Turns Rajasthan Expressway into Picnic Amid Backlash
A family's picnic on a newly opened expressway in Rajasthan sparks online criticism over public space etiquette.

A family has attracted widespread attention and criticism after choosing a newly inaugurated expressway in Rajasthan as a venue for their picnic. In a video shared by Instagram user Shiv Maheshwari, family members were observed sitting on the road, enjoying a meal served to them by relatives. They had spread newspapers and tarpaulins on the carriageway, creating a makeshift dining area.

The video quickly circulated on social media platform X, eliciting a strong reaction from users who condemned the family's actions as disrespectful to public infrastructure. One user highlighted the behaviour as indicative of a troubling mindset that prioritises personal enjoyment over civic responsibility.

Concerns were also raised about the implications of such actions for littering and the upkeep of public spaces. One commentator drew attention to a prevalent attitude where individuals assume that maintaining cleanliness is the responsibility of sanitation workers, leading to increased littering.

While family gatherings are a common occurrence in India, this particular incident has sparked a renewed debate regarding the intersection of personal celebrations and civic duty. The choice of a busy expressway, designed for vehicle movement, as a picnic spot has sparked discussions about the appropriateness of using public areas for personal leisure activities.

Despite the family’s intentions to celebrate togetherness, the location selection has become a focal point of critique. As the video gained traction, many users expressed disapproval, questioning the tendency to treat public infrastructure as an extension of private property. This incident serves as a reminder of the ongoing dialogue about civic manners and respect for communal spaces.

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