Senior SAP Consultant

Tired of my life in Endia

Endia is disgusting, dirty place filled with corrupt, disgusting people. I being General middle class men faced discrimination and struggle everywhere. No matter how much effort I put I couldn't achieve anything here. This place is so dirty, chaotic, disgusting, smelly and corrupt. I hate it here. People judge you on small things like religion, caste, colour, salary, net worth, language etc. There is no unity or Harmony here, completely chaotic, taken over by majority reservation seeking groups, Babus and Netas. Netas and Babus don't care about normal Indians. It is like cockroach life here. My sister suffered from Brain haemorrhage 2 days back on her birthday because of stress, chaotic conditions of India. Even foods are adulterated here, air is polluted. No matter which political party is in center or state conditions would remain same. Indian society is corrupt by core having crab mentality. My mom is forcing me for marriage in this disgusting hellhole place, they don't even let you in peace. This place is so hot and humid throughout year. There is no opportunities here. I hate it here. This place is ruled by DEVIL.

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