‘Taxes like developed nation, livelihood like 1930s’: Post on India’s poor civic standards sparks debate online

Ankhur Tyagi (@Theakurttygi) viral tweet flamed after the fierce online discussion of India’s public infrastructure and management that he insisted that what the Indians need more than the therapy for 7 days.

According to his widely circulated in X, Tyag wrote:

“Every Indian must be traveling out of the country at least once. Only then do you realize how shocking our standards is everyday life. “

“We have normalized the dysfunction. Look at Bangalore, Mumbai, Pune, Delhi, etc. Forget cycling. “

Tyagi also questioned the return of the taxpayer’s money, adding: “We pay taxes like a developed nation, but forced to live like 1930.”

The post has generated mixed reactions on the platform. While some, others agreed with this, others pointed out the role of individual responsibility in maintaining public spaces.

One user answered: “Yes, these Western countries are clean. But do you think that’s all lonely?

One wrote:

Before the Tyagni stressed the missing infrastructure, the pedestrians and cycling zones claimed that all the West solutions correspond to the Indian lakers.

The fourth answer was accused of a lack of civil discipline, tongue in the language of the cheeks. “A good obstacle in India has a civic meaning.