Sejal Sood’s tweet about paying Rs 193 for a plate of Maggi goes viral
Recently, a woman sparked a debate on Twitter by revealing that she paid Rs 193 for a plate of Maggi at the airport. His tweet went viral and the hefty price tag of the snack became a talking point for internet users. On Tuesday, Swiggy Instamart also jumped into the debate and responded to the woman’s tweet.
Instamart replied, “Hum to 14 ki hi bechte hain” (We sell for Rs 14 only).
Check out the tweet here:
we study till 14 https://t.co/MAMsh4vt0e
– Swiggy Instamart (@SwiggyInstamart) 18 July 2023
While many Twitter users were amused by the reply, some disagreed and instead trolled Swiggy. A user asked how much would Swiggy charge if it were to sell cooked Maggi.
Another wrote, “10 ka aata hai to 14 me kyu sell karte ho?” (It comes for Rs 10, then why do you sell it for Rs 14?)
The third talked about the high delivery fee, and complained, “Handling fee + delivery fee + all piecemeal + probably expired + no support solution.” How much do you charge for it?
The debate started when a Twitter user, Sejal Sood, posted a picture of a receipt indicating that Maggi noodles were being sold at an unnamed airport for Rs 193.
Sejal expressed her dissatisfaction, writing, “I just bought Maggi at the airport for ₹193. And I don’t know how to react, why would someone sell something like Maggi at such a high price.” Many criticized the price fixing and called on the authorities to intervene and put an end to such practices.
One user replied, “It is selling for 250 even on Indigo flights…AAI needs to put a cap on rates to save consumer’s pocket and hunger.”
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