Here's taking a look at what the Twitterati said this past week (Mar 26 - Mar 31).
Hello friends! Hope you’re doing fine. Unfortunately, we can’t say the same about Greater Noida. The talk of Twitter town this week was none other than the incident in the city where Nigerians were beaten up by a mob. It made headlines across all media platforms and is a cause for concern for us Indians. Other than that, issues such as power supply, water woes and traffic jams were part of the buzz. Folks, here’s the week in tweets:
Happening Right Now In G.Noida!!Large Group Of Indians Pounce On Another Nigerian ! Where's This Getting To ?! Ya Salam! #PrayForG.Noida ðŸ˜ðŸ’”. pic.twitter.com/L9snbKkfQP
— Najaaah (@Najah_GA_) March 27, 2017
IMPORTANT!! Pls if you're an African residing in greater noida, stay indoors. Indians are beating up any African they come across. Stay safe
— Emperor Jay I (@Jayjabz01) March 27, 2017
G.Noida Isn't Even Safe As Long As You're Black. Many Injured By Indians Today, What Will Happen Tomorrow?We Need Intervention.Pls Retweet
— Najaaah (@Najah_GA_) March 27, 2017
💢Media crying racism in Greater Noida case. Nobody focusing on that African Students are into drug trafficking ! @SushmaSwaraj @MEAIndia 💢
— Nisha Singh (@nishahindu) March 31, 2017
Disturbing news coming from Greater Noida, multiple attacks at public places.
— Ashish Fail (@AshishNBT) March 27, 2017
African student's thinking about local media in #Greater_Noida. Very shameful. @Uppolice @PMOIndia @JagranNews @CMOfficeUP #AttackOnAfrican pic.twitter.com/frGHSzWw47
— India With Humanity (@indiawithhumans) March 29, 2017
With parents across the National Capital Region raising their voice against the issue, here’s hoping that the authorities come up with a solution soon!
#noidaschoolfeekilling @CMOfficeUP @myogiadityanath @PMOIndia Noida's School are looting us and we are helpless😢! Pls help us!
— Ankur (@Ankur1978) March 31, 2017
#noidaschoolfeekilling@Gen_VKSingh
— saurav mehta (@sauravmehta6) March 31, 2017
Plz help noida school parents by highlighting and raising issue of unjustified fee hike by pvt schools
Power cuts in summers are a scary reality. But here’s some hope for Indirapuram residents.
@CMOfficeUP sir pls do something regarding power cut in indirapuram ghaziabad.. we have hope from u ðŸ™ðŸ»
— Suchita Agrawal (@suchitaag) March 31, 2017
If it’s true, it sure is a shocker. Step up or lose business is our advice.
You have to see the archaic locker record system of Kotak bank in Dwarka delhi to believe it ! Wasted an hour and half here
— Suleman Merchant (@SulemanMerchant) March 31, 2017
Traffic jams, the bane of urban living!
@dtptraffic Action must be taken immediately for Mayur Vihar Ph 3 red light from NH 24, its a major point of traffic jam on main road.
— SACHIN (@Sachin_7771) March 31, 2017
And water woes never seem to end...
@ArvindKejriwal Sir, this is what we are getting as drinking water in mayur vihar phase-1,pocket-1.pls see to it asap. pic.twitter.com/39UqVepvHo
— Sunit Sharma (@sunits88) March 30, 2017
