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Udaipur Mall Prohibits Zomato & Swiggy Guys From Using Lift & Asks To Use Stairs, Twitter Reacts

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Zomato and Swiggy have certainly made our lives very easy as now we can relish the tasty food from our favourite restaurant while sitting at home just by ordering it from the app on our smartphones. Though eating out is a great concept as dining out with family or friends refreshes and rejuvenates us, there are times when are not in the mood to get dressed up and drive up to the restaurant and in such moments, these food delivery apps are of great use. The use of Zomato and Swiggy increased manifold in the times of the coronavirus pandemic as the governments of various states restricted people from eating in restaurants but take away was allowed.

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It is completely true that the work of food delivery executives is quite tough as they have to drive a lot in order to deliver food on time irrespective of how the weather is, be it summers, winters or rainy season.

However, despite the fact that these food delivery persons have to face many hardships, a mall in Udaipur has done something which will not only make the work of these food delivery guys tough but it is also against humanity.

The management of a mall in Udaipur has put up a poster which prohibits the food delivery executives of Zomato and Swiggy from using lifts and they are instructed to use stairs for delivering food.

A journalist Sobhana K Nair shared the photo of the notice with the caption, “Modern day feudalism”.

In her second tweet, she reveals that this is a food court/mall in Udaipur. Here is what she tweeted, “This is a food court/mall in Udaipur. It is absolutely disgusting”.

Soon the Indian Twitter slammed the people behind this notice by calling it inhuman and violation of their human rights. Here are some Twitter reactions:

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What is your take in regard to the whole episode? Let us know your views.

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