Subways in big cities in India

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It is a great help for the people to cross the roads through subways. Subways constructed in order to help crowded areas. Old people find it very difficult in busy street but if there is a subway it will be helpful without fear this helpless people to cross the road. But here in India what happens to the subways is quiet different. All kind of vendors occupy these subways and as if they are detailed to hold business they display toys, textile, umbrellas, and readymade garments and also we can find fruit sellers From morning to night to make business. They have good business in these subways. Ten feet breadth subways after vendor’s occupation only left 4 feet for the pedestrians to use. It is very difficult to move about and pick pockets are freely available. Apart from these vendors some space is occupied by beggars and helpless people. The waste of these vendors left behind once they leave their business in the night. We find plastic bags, papers in pieces, carton boxes, fruit sellers waster also accumulated. When there is extreme pressure from people and other organizations police personnel take some strict action against these people and they vacate the places for a day or two but back again to their respective places and continue business. These places early in the morning look like a dust bin. The police who are supposed to maintain law and order in these places keep mum as if nothing unusual happen. The police is bribed by these street hawkers. How can if this police behave in such a manner, prevent law breakers.