''Should I Leave India?'': Bengaluru Entrepreneur Slams City's Infra And Weather, Sparks Debate
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His tweet has caught the attention of social media users and sparked a lively debate in the comment section.
Bengaluru, once known for its pleasant weather, is now facing a severe water crisis and a sweltering summer. Recently, Anant Sharma, co-founder of a Bengaluru-based company, sparked a debate on social media after slamming the city's infrastructure, weather, and water situation. Mr Sharma took to X to ask his followers if it was worth shifting to Mumbai or Pune or whether he should consider leaving India. Bangalore looks like it's gonna go to the dogs in another 5 years with bad infra bad weather and bad water. Is Mumbai or Pune worth shifting to or should I just leave India?
''Bangalore looks like it's gonna go to the dogs in another 5 years with bad infra bad weather and bad water. Is Mumbai or Pune worth shifting to or should I leave India?'' the tweet read.
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