What would you remove from Hyderabad

I'll start:

All the illiterates who continue to move in from rural areas once they hit it big in agriculture or the ones who have risen through the ranks in the political scene raking in all that black money — because Hyderabad is a perfect stop gap between those backward areas and Karachi, thereby ruining any chance of having a civilized society.

You can see its effects around you, such as:

1. The city is mostly dirty — people love to litter everywhere. They love to keep their homes clean but don't care for their environment or the surroundings. Will completely bathe their homes but allow all the water to accumulate on the streets for days instead of doing sonething about it. Same when it's qurbani season. Will dump trash in empty plots, and even beside the large garbage dumpster but NOT IN IT.

2. No road manners — complete and utter sense of disregard for others. Will double park or park in the middle lane, with no sense of how to properly park in the right direction even. Wrong way is sawaab in Hyderabad. Basically, if you try to stop someone from doing something wrong, they will fight you on it. Even call their people because they are petty goons with pretty big connections.

3. Electricity theft — It is rampant, and the authorities are complicit. Citizens who actually pay their bills get to bear the brunt of the load. Basically, the richer the people the miser they are over here. Hence, loadshedding is a result of it because a lack of recovery is the reasoning behind it. So, the ones complaining about insufficient recovery are also the ones encouraging theft. It's like a snake eating its own tail.

Honestly, Hyderabad is a clusterfork of immense problems, and all of them could be solved if we could somehow just educate the people on how to live together as a civilized society. But, I don't think it's going to happen. These rural rats will continue to infiltrate our societies and make us live like them instead.

Just look at the rich kids these days and how they act on the road. There's no fear of any wrongdoing left.