It is no secret that job opportunities are scarce regardless of how many degrees you have. You must have come across videos of MBA graduates and people with advanced degrees opening tea shops and chaat stalls. Though such individuals are lauded for their entrepreneurial spirit, that such videos are symptomatic of a larger and deeper problem often escapes the notice of many. Recently, a video of a girl selling vada pav in Delhi went viral. Here’s why.
Delhi Vada Pav Girl Breaks Down After McD Officials Threaten Her
Recently, a video went viral on social media which showed a woman selling Vada Pav crying bitterly. Based on what she said in the video, it seems that some officials, including the police and McDonald’s officials, had been haranguing her to close her stall.
The reason as to why they want her to close her stall is not specified in the video. All the woman mentions that they want money and that just a day prior, she paid “them” ₹30,000-₹35,000. In between her sobs, she is heard saying “Sab paison ka khel hai.”
She is heard speaking to someone who is apparently an official from McDonald’s. They are not seen in the video. The official, as per the woman, is threatening her to close her shop or else they would haul away her stuff. She then calls her brother, sobbing, and asks him to help her.
Here Is How Netizens Reacted To The Crying Woman
According to an article which was recently published by Times Now, the woman’s stall is located in Sainik Vihar in the National Capital Region.
Many people sympathised with the woman’s predicament. They point out that selling Vada Pav is not a crime and she shouldn’t have to go through such a struggle for doing that.
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Do you think whatever happened to the Vada Pav girl was correct? How should this issue be navigated? Let us know in the comments section below!
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