He lived in the luxurious Nuwaida colony … “: The investor reveals the reason for his departure from India, and he blames the rich and learners for the moral collapse

The Indian investor and business room for President Luxembourg Hymancho sparked a violent debate online after he revealed that he had left India because he and his family no longer feel safe to live there. In response to a publication of social media that is constructed in the quality of Nuwaida’s life, Upadhyay said that his decision to move was driven by the environment that he suffered directly – one described it as very frustrated and moral erosion.

In an explicit publication on X (officially on Twitter), Upadhyy said, “I lived in a luxurious colony in Nuwaida. The only reason that made me left India is people who are not efficient and bankrupt around me.”

He drew a bleak picture of daily life, adding: “There was no day when I did not fight with basic things, not only outside the home but also inside. Electricity, water, pollution, and passengers, everyone seems to be always angry and frustrated, and ready to kill.

Upadehyay did not overcome words about what he eventually prompted to leave. He said: “I did not want to raise my children in that environment. As much as I love the country, people around me made hell. So, the number of long buildings and the number of trees are concerned, still hell.”

He suggested that the social structure of India needs comprehensive reform. “To answer your question, one needs the smoothness, morals and a good sense. It may take two generations,” he wrote.

Online reactions Swift online. One of the users replied, “I also stay in Nuwaida. He did not face any problem … Yes, India spoils people, but imagine those who do not get resources what they will do.”

“Go to Sri Lanka or even Nepal. You will see the difference, despite the low quality of life. Some of the worst and most people in India are the rich.”

When another commentator suggested that the problem may lie with him, Upadhyay responded, saying: “So you tell me that there are cities in India where people are ethical, moral, moral, with no battles on parking lots, no anger on the road, no corruption, no disruption in water and electricity, no pollution, and not everyone uses?”

There was a different user weighing, “exactly.” Al -Kayasah and the common sense were present earlier but with every transient generation, getting worse … Blame the secondary government, the blame should be blamed for the people around them first. “

Another voice added a note about the pragmatism: “I remain in Nuwaida. Fortunately. Accept that life has been made in a handful of red roses it offers.”