Noida Resident Critiques High-Rise Living Conditions, Calls Them 'Luxury Chawls'
Noida resident calls high rise towers ‘luxury chawls’, cites daily lift chaos. Watch
Hindustan Times
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A resident in Noida, India, has raised concerns about the inadequate elevator facilities in high-rise towers, likening them to 'luxury chawls.' Happy Sharma's video highlights the struggles of residents who face long waits for lifts, with only two elevators servicing around 175 flats, leading to chaos and safety issues.
- 01Resident Happy Sharma criticizes the lift situation in Noida high-rises.
- 02Each tower has around 175 flats but only two elevators.
- 03One elevator often out of service, leading to long wait times.
- 04A recent incident involved a child getting stuck in a malfunctioning lift.
- 05Social media reactions reflect widespread dissatisfaction with high-rise living conditions.
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Happy Sharma, a resident of Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India, has drawn attention to the inadequate lift facilities in his high-rise residential complex, referring to them as 'luxury chawls.' In a viral Instagram video, he pointed out that each tower, housing approximately 350 to 400 residents due to 175 flats, is equipped with only two elevators. The situation is exacerbated as one lift is often out of service, resulting in long wait times for residents. Sharma recounted a distressing incident where a young girl was trapped in a malfunctioning elevator for 30 to 45 minutes. His video has sparked a broader conversation online, with many users sharing similar grievances about high-rise living and the lack of basic facilities despite the premium costs associated with these properties. Comments on social media reflect a growing frustration, with users noting that builders often prioritize aesthetics over functionality, leading to maintenance issues that worsen over time.
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The ongoing issues with elevator access in high-rise buildings could lead to safety hazards and dissatisfaction among residents, prompting potential changes in management or building regulations.
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