“We are paying taxes, we do not get anything … Does India deserve a big discussion in Bangaluru, a technician in taxes and corruption

Radit’s post, entitled “Will India ever change? Or should I really leave?” By the lack of adhesion of the user Both4928, a widespread conversation about the quality of life of the middle class operating in India has sparked the nerve between many professionals who are increasingly disappointed.

The 30 -year -old user drawing in Bangalore, who gets a home income of about $ 60 for Cham, is a bleak picture despite what many consider a comfortable lifestyle. “On paper, we are fine. But the quality of life makes me wonder if living in India deserves it anymore,” he wrote.

With the highlight of the deteriorating infrastructure, the user shared, “I live in Horemavu (Bangalore)-it takes 40 minutes to cover 3 kilometers. Every road has bottlenecks, broken or drilling. The construction never ends. The projects start, but never end. Where is the accountability?”

He referred to the paradox in paying the highest road taxes in the country, but obtaining “drilling for roads, nightmares, and constant construction” in return. “This is a pure theft in daylight,” he added.

Taxes and the lack of basic services were another flash point. “We pay enormous taxes and do not review anything … There is no free health care, no decent education, not even reliable water. He pointed out that India is compared to countries such as Canada and Germany.

In the social environment, the user wrote, “Dust everywhere. Noise. Stress. Anger on the road is normal. You cannot walk in peace, you cannot breathe clean air. I don’t feel safe in sending my wife alone after 7 pm.”

He also claimed outright corruption in government offices, and he narrated that he had to pay 2000 dollars for a marriage certificate. “Nothing is moving unless the Bruys of Babus,” he said.

Send many commentators with feelings. Unlike a user, “he was in Singapore … a lower gain than my colleagues in India. But I was happy and proud there. It was a good lifestyle, appreciating human life, and the personal space is given priority and safety at the highest level.” He urged others to leave if possible: “For this country, we are workers and thick classes to blackmail the tax. Nothing will change.”

Another referred to a deeper danger: “A large number of highly skilled engineers and businessmen pays 30 % or more taxes. We risk losing these individuals in front of other countries that provide better opportunities, less taxes, and greater respect for their experience.”

Some emphasized that the money itself cannot fill the gap. One user said: “I do not see Ambanis or Bollywood Khaz on the street, but I live a life in glass palaces.” He added: “To go out with your family and breathe fresh air, visit a garden where it is safe for your child to play … You must leave to a country that is already doing something for you with your tax money.”

The original poster has ended in a conflicting note: “I really want to contribute to this country. I want to stay and build something here. But it seems that the system is being prepared to pressure the working class.”