While we all are literally gasping for clean air in India, the Indian Square in New Jersey was littered with trash after the Diwali celebration.
A viral video of water being sprayed on the trash-filled roads of the Indian Square has put Indians all over the world to shame.
Ashamed to be called an Indian
— sANDhya (@DhooDala) October 28, 2019
Last Night on Indian Street near Journal Square New Jersey
Hats off to NJ Police handling the mess Very professionally 👏👏 pic.twitter.com/39nVmGaejO
The streets were filled with all sorts of post-Diwali celebration wastes like wrappers, crackers, empty boxes, bottles etc.
Twitter is evidently very disappointed:
NRI bc vaha bhi beizzati karate hai sale 🤦🤦
— Shubham (@shubh_ch) October 29, 2019
NRIs are so unfortunate that there is no Swachh America Abhyan for them to support on social media, in order to feel they are contributing something.
— Text: UNESCO certified Best Andh bhakt (@azeemrke) October 29, 2019
all indians should undergo compulsory rigorous training camps on cleanliness before entering these developed countries
— Kishor Siri (@KishyCool) October 29, 2019
These are the same people who fill seats at Howdy events
— Sadik (@SadikPatel07) October 29, 2019
Diwali celebration ? Tamil Nadu much better…
— Twitaholic (@ChainTweter) October 29, 2019
Those who make the mess should clean.
— Atticus Balgit Finch (@BalgitSharma) October 29, 2019
Such a sad sight!
— Geekster (@thegeekyninja) October 28, 2019
The problem is we do all these shameless things, but still are not ashamed.
— KusiGenre (@kusi1956) October 29, 2019
When will we realise that Diwali is a festival of love and light and it literally has nothing to do with polluting your surroundings?
