''Hurts To See This'': Anand Mahindra On Video Of Garbage Dumping Near Gateway Of India
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The video shows two men emptying gunny bags containing trash- mainly flowers- in the Arabian Sea near Gateway of India.
Industrialist Anand Mahindra, who is quite active on Twitter regularly posts about trending topics and engaging stories, for his 10.8 million followers. On Tuesday, he reacted to a viral video of people dumping trash into the sea near Gateway of India in Mumbai. The business tycoon expressed his anger and displeasure over the actions of people in the viral clip and blamed the careless civic attitude. Notably, the video shows two men emptying gunny bags containing trash- mainly flowers- in the Arabian Sea near the iconic structure in south Mumbai. It hurts just to see this. No amount of improvement in physical infrastructure can improve the city's quality of life if the civic attitude isn't transformed. @IqbalSinghChah2@MumbaiPolicehttps://t.co/Efh0ssHQ3f
''It hurts just to see this. No amount of improvement in physical infrastructure can improve the city's quality of life if the civic attitude isn't transformed,'' he wrote on X on November 21. He also tagged the Commissioner of the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai and Mumbai police.
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