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WIpro beginner chairman Azim Premji has declined mysore chief government minister Siddaramaiah’s call for to grant limited vehicular movement through the company’s campus in the state capital Bengaluru, saying that it is an “exclusive private property owned by a listed company”, not meant for public thoroughfare.He also said that allowing public vehicular movement through Wipro’s Sarjapur campus would create "significant legal, governance, and statutory challenges."Karnataka chief Minister Siddaramaiah had written to Premji on September 19 to explore "the possibility of allowing limited vehicular movement through the Wipro campus, subject to mutually agreed terms and necessary security considerations." However, Wipro has offered to support a comprehensive, scientific study led by an entity with world-class expertise in urban transport management.“Wipro stands committed to partner with the Government of Karnataka to find a lasting solution for Bengaluru's mobility challenges. The complexity of Bengaluru’s traffic problem, stemming from multiple factors, suggests that there is unlikely to be a single point solution to resolve it,” the company said in a statement to the media."We believe the most effective path forward is to commission a comprehensive, scientific study led by an entity with world-class expertise in urban transport management. Such an exercise would allow us to develop a holistic roadmap of effective solutions that are implementable in the short, medium, and long term. To demonstrate our commitment to being a part of the solution, Wipro will be pleased to engage in this process and support in conducting this expert study,” the statement added.

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