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    ₹1.5 crore flat, muddy entrance: Woman’s video from high-rise society sparks debate over facilities
    Woman’s video from high-rise society sparks debate over facilities

    A video from a high-rise residential complex has caught attention online after a resident raised questions about the conditions outside the society. Shared on Instagram, the clip has prompted viewers to discuss the difference between the cost of homes and the basic facilities residents may expect.The woman who shared the video has been identified as Nidhi Singh.

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    Resident points to the surrounding development

    Singh begins by talking about the high-rise buildings around the complex. She also points towards a new building under construction and says it will have 30 floors.She then talks about the prices of the flats and the difficulty residents face while entering the society.ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.“This is a high-rise society, and over here, not a single flat costs less than 1 crore. Behind this pillar you see, a new building is coming up, which is again 30 floors. As far as you can see around here, it’s all high-rises, and whatever else is being built is also high-rises. However, this is the condition of our entrance. Meaning, without stepping into mud and water, we cannot enter our society. And for this, we paid 1.25 crore, 1.5 crore rupees to buy a flat,” Singh said in the video.The clip shows mud and standing water at the entry point, with high-rise buildings visible further behind.

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    ‘So much expense no facilities’

    Singh kept the caption of the post short, writing: “So much expense no facilities”.Her post focuses on the condition of the entrance and the amount residents have spent on their homes.

    Users share their reactions

    The video has also led to several comments from social media users.One user wrote, “Crores for the flat, mud at the entrance.”Another commented, “Luxury inside, chaos outside.”A third person said, “This is the reality of many high-rises.”Another user added, “High-rise living, but basic facilities missing.”Disclaimer: The information in this article is based on a video and statements shared by the individual on Instagram. The Times of India has not independently verified the claims made in the video.Thumb image: Instagram



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