Noida woman takes dig at 'premium society' over flooded basement, high maintenance

Content creator Aanchal Singh shared a video on Instagram showing how water accumulated across parts of the basement of her residential complex after rainfall. What appears to be a routine case of waterlogging quickly became a larger complaint about the cost of living in.

In the video, Singh pointed to the flooded basement while questioning the facilities residents receive despite paying hefty rents and maintenance charges. The contrast, she suggests, raises a basic question about the quality of infrastructure being provided.

What Happened

Her frustration also stems from what she describes as years of construction and maintenance work inside the society. The clip struck a chord with social media users, many of whom shared similar concerns about maintenance charges, waterlogging and the quality of infrastructure.

• She said she pays more than ₹30,000 in rent, along with ₹3,000 to ₹4,000 in maintenance charges and a separate electricity bill, only to find the society’s basement flooded after rain.

• With a touch of sarcasm, she calls it a “complimentary swimming pool” and points out that the same society has apartments worth around ₹2 crore and residents who have invested heavily in their.

• Several users agreed with Singh’s frustration, with some arguing that paying premium rents and maintenance charges should come with better basic infrastructure.

Key Details

Some even identified the society as Amrapali Sapphire in Noida, Sector 46.

What Reports Say

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