<p>In a bizarre incident amid the recent heavy downpour in Bengaluru, a resident came across a “fresh catch” of fish right in the middle of the road.</p>.<p>As the streets of rain-hit Bengaluru face severe waterlogging, along with the unpredictable potholes, aquatic life seem to have found its place on the roads of the city as well.</p>.<p>On August 30, a Twitter user posted a picture of a traffic police holding a fish in his hand while others around him seemed fascinated by the catch.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/city/bengaluru-infrastructure/roads-turn-into-rivers-as-rain-piles-misery-on-bengaluru-1140866.html" target="_blank">Roads turn into rivers as rain piles misery on Bengaluru</a></strong></p>.<p>“Come to Bangalore. You get fresh catch in the middle of the road now!” read the tweet. The post has since gone viral.</p>.<p>“But hey bangalore weather is awesome and so many food options,” commented a user. Another user said, saying, “Bangalore taking ‘hook your customers’ to a whole new (sea) level.”</p>.<p>"Some will say, 'Modi Hai to Mumkin Hai'. All those who are crying over inflation, can get free fishes - courtesy Modi," said another user in reply to the tweet.</p>.<p>Some users took to deploying comedy in the situation, with one user saying "Not the way we imagined fish delivery…but okay."</p>.<p>While several users mocked the road conditions of the city, referring to Bengaluru roads as a “private beach outside your house,” one user took a jibe at the BBMP as he tweeted, “Thanks to @BBMPCOMM for providing such great services for the taxes collected. There was a similar incident in 2017-18 and we improved from then as I don't remember fish being available on road.”</p>.<p>Bengaluru has been experiencing overnight rains which have resulted in swelling of the lakes and consequential flooding.</p>
<p>In a bizarre incident amid the recent heavy downpour in Bengaluru, a resident came across a “fresh catch” of fish right in the middle of the road.</p>.<p>As the streets of rain-hit Bengaluru face severe waterlogging, along with the unpredictable potholes, aquatic life seem to have found its place on the roads of the city as well.</p>.<p>On August 30, a Twitter user posted a picture of a traffic police holding a fish in his hand while others around him seemed fascinated by the catch.</p>.<p><strong>Read | <a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/city/bengaluru-infrastructure/roads-turn-into-rivers-as-rain-piles-misery-on-bengaluru-1140866.html" target="_blank">Roads turn into rivers as rain piles misery on Bengaluru</a></strong></p>.<p>“Come to Bangalore. You get fresh catch in the middle of the road now!” read the tweet. The post has since gone viral.</p>.<p>“But hey bangalore weather is awesome and so many food options,” commented a user. Another user said, saying, “Bangalore taking ‘hook your customers’ to a whole new (sea) level.”</p>.<p>"Some will say, 'Modi Hai to Mumkin Hai'. All those who are crying over inflation, can get free fishes - courtesy Modi," said another user in reply to the tweet.</p>.<p>Some users took to deploying comedy in the situation, with one user saying "Not the way we imagined fish delivery…but okay."</p>.<p>While several users mocked the road conditions of the city, referring to Bengaluru roads as a “private beach outside your house,” one user took a jibe at the BBMP as he tweeted, “Thanks to @BBMPCOMM for providing such great services for the taxes collected. There was a similar incident in 2017-18 and we improved from then as I don't remember fish being available on road.”</p>.<p>Bengaluru has been experiencing overnight rains which have resulted in swelling of the lakes and consequential flooding.</p>