Telangana Hyderabad - ‘Two liver extra’ meme fame Kumari aunty asked to shut shop
If you've been active on social media recently, you've almost certainly seen Kumari Aunty's viral videos. Her roadside food kiosk on Madhapur's busy ITC Kohenur Street serves hundreds of people, including IT workers. Kumari Aunty became meme fodder after "overcharging" her clients with invoices of Rs 1000. On the other hand, several customers applauded Sai Kumari for offering delicious non-vegetarian dishes and rice. She became an overnight social media star.
Call it the drawback of fame, but her business was closed down by traffic cops on tuesday because it was causing traffic congestion in the lane. Kumari Aunty has been instructed to migrate with the assistance of ghmc officials. However, according to sources, the other establishments in the alley have not been asked to close.
The police also advised that she go to court and seek a stay of their decision. Unfortunately, Kumari Aunty, a middle-class lady with little political backing, does not have the time or means to fight the police system. Her only logical alternative at this time is to relocate her firm, with no assurance that it would succeed in its new location. local citizens claim that important persons are driving the move against her. The famous hotels in the area are concerned about their image since social media mentions some of their brand names to locate the food stand.
On the other hand, some people may simply be envious of her commercial success and have sought to remove her under the premise of fixing traffic difficulties. It appears that anti-middle-class prejudice is spreading too quickly, garnering public and social media attention and resulting in regrettable situations such as this one.
Call it the drawback of fame, but her business was closed down by traffic cops on tuesday because it was causing traffic congestion in the lane. Kumari Aunty has been instructed to migrate with the assistance of ghmc officials. However, according to sources, the other establishments in the alley have not been asked to close.
The police also advised that she go to court and seek a stay of their decision. Unfortunately, Kumari Aunty, a middle-class lady with little political backing, does not have the time or means to fight the police system. Her only logical alternative at this time is to relocate her firm, with no assurance that it would succeed in its new location. local citizens claim that important persons are driving the move against her. The famous hotels in the area are concerned about their image since social media mentions some of their brand names to locate the food stand.
On the other hand, some people may simply be envious of her commercial success and have sought to remove her under the premise of fixing traffic difficulties. It appears that anti-middle-class prejudice is spreading too quickly, garnering public and social media attention and resulting in regrettable situations such as this one.