By YKA Staff:

Thousands have been stranded in heavy rainfall in Gurgaon and massive traffic jams have brought the ‘Millennium City’ to a complete halt. The police have issued a notice alerting citizens from Delhi to not travel to Gurgaon, and some offices have declared an off. BJP and Congress are busy passing the blame on to each other – the BJP is pointing fingers at the previous government for poor planning while the Congress is saying they had warned the M. L. Khattar government since the very beginning. The CM has now called for an emergency meeting to address the situation.

Meanwhile, commuters are suffering – some even sleeping on top of cars, stranded for over 17 hours!

Twitter users have shared many photos of the rains and the city coming to a standstill – some are poking fun at the situation, and some are truly worried. Either ways, if one day of heavy rains can cause such a situation, imagine how much more planning and maintenance our cities need!

Spot the road.

#Gurugram to #Venice in one day! Development I must say#Gurgaon #gurgaontraffic #gurgaonrains pic.twitter.com/VqM3wvTnYz

— Shantonil Nag (@ShantonilNag) July 29, 2016

Even the Indus Valley was better planned!

Govt officials are planning to watch Mohenjo daro to learn better drain mgmt #Gurugram pic.twitter.com/zGG8qsmAKw

— ABHISHEK KUMAR (@abhinitrpr) July 29, 2016

Welcome to Venice (but no boats)

After "Palace on Wheels" , @mlkhattar launches "Venice on Wheels"#Gurugram pic.twitter.com/jbqBCvvvsZ

— Mukesh Mittal (@hallagullaboy) July 29, 2016

Some more photos!

Meanwhile in Gurgaon… Rain is turning roads into rivers. #DelhiRains #gurgaonrains pic.twitter.com/E3xBzyhyKB

— Shaun Star (@ShaunJStar) July 29, 2016

For the brave ones who went to work, and actually reached.

That's right! Every office should celebrate the unsung heroes today #gurgaonrains #gurgaontraffic pic.twitter.com/FFvujfDLBx

— Chandrika (@Chandrika633) July 29, 2016

What a Smart City looks like.

No Outrage?

Oh its in BJP Ruled #Gurugram i.e. #SmartCiy of Modi Govt.pic.twitter.com/OxGVsKPNO5

— AAP Ka Mehta (@DaaruBaazMehta) July 29, 2016

Haha, but who’ll save the rest?!

Vin Diesel saving Deepika from #Gurugram floods pic.twitter.com/TJ468er2RT

— Faking News (@fakingnews) July 29, 2016

Time to bring out the floaties?

Current status: Learning how to swim. #GurgaonRains

— Palak Zatakia (@palakzatakia) July 29, 2016

Priorities, people!

keep focusing on changing names #gurugram while the janta suffers a 6 hour nightmare #gurgaonrains @cmohry pic.twitter.com/Mcn4Wm8sAV

— Deepti Jalota (@deeptijalota) July 29, 2016

Let’s enjoy the rain! – Said no one in Gurgaon last night

Welcome to #Gurugram WaterPark.!
Unlimited #water Slides with New (BLAME) games 😉

Parking absolutely free.#gurgaonrains #gurgaontraffic

— Atul Pratap Singh (@Atul_psingh) July 29, 2016

Could actually be shark tank

Meanwhile in GurGaon #gurugram pic.twitter.com/puFkHuzNvA

— ☔️ ☔️ ✘ (@thebakwaashour) July 28, 2016

How some people are still doing their job!

For those who don't know #Gurgaon is as badly hit as #Mumbai was during 26/7 rains! Feel bad for this poor cop! pic.twitter.com/VLb7MRAa23

— Shivnath Thukral (@shivithukral) July 29, 2016

James Bond has the solution.

#gurugram Here is the solution#gurgaonrains #gurgaontraffic #gurgaonfloods pic.twitter.com/0B4ENVH53k

— KABIR (@RJ_KABIR) July 29, 2016

If one day of rain can bring a ‘Smart City’ to a complete standstill, it clearly shows bad planning and maintenance. Tweet to Haryana CM M.L. Khattar and urge him to fix the situation!

Why is #Gurugram so poorly planned? Haryana CM @mlkhattar, fix the situation! #DoYourJob