Canada against Delhi: “Mini India …” or a nation governed by high costs, discrimination? Redditor criticizes all noise from the West

Moving the Reddit publication under R/Delhi discussion by challenging the common belief that moving abroad – especially to Western countries such as Canada – expresses the quality of a super life. After spending nearly three years in Canada, the author of The Post claims that he has faced enough economic, social and health care to conclude that, for them, Delhi is now a better place to live.

“My experience in living abroad after living in Delhi for 22 years and why I think it is a bad idea,” the user begins, and determines a combat tone against the prevailing West concepts. They share detailed visions, starting with what they call “CIVIC SENSE”, noting “the growing population in the West” that raises safety risks in residential buildings with “lack of security cameras or employees in low -cost cameras.”

The user also treats racism, and it is reported that “they are almost constantly accustomed to obtaining the side eye and the strange appearance by the eggs”, and alleges the discrimination from “the older Indian immigrants who want to deport the blood of young people from the West.”

After that, the post takes job opportunities, and refutes the idea that the skills upgrade guarantees success. The author believes that “white and other older immigrants will do their best to not allow you to succeed in any efforts” and warn that the so -called professional consultants often push new arrivals to “force themselves to stay abroad because they take a mountain from debt.”

Treating the wrong belief that Canada is always better, the user insists on “thinking yourself and not let anyone live in a place to tell you how wonderful.” They highlight the “tank economies”, with high costs for “grocery and rental stores” in western attrition resources quickly.

Although admitting that “the West is generally safer for everyone, especially women”, the user cits in crime rates and “hunting and version policy in most states” as major defects. They share a specific condition from a neighbors, “stabbing once in his apartment … he was outside the next morning.”

Finally, the user criticizes emergency medical care in the West, pointing to a “amazing shortage of doctors” and costly ambulances. They concluded, “Despite all its mistakes, Delhi is a better place to live now for me at least.”

Community reactions

Many users calm. One of the commentators called the post “Fateh Al -Ain”, especially with regard to the civil sense, law and order. Older migrants can be “tingling”, and they share a friend “that does not employ them!

Judging a different user, “Canada is miniature India … You only compare India with other modern West India,” adding that in New Zealand, many of these problems “do not exist or are a very small percentage.”

Another voice has argued, “Canada has turned into Sheithul in the past five years. They have insisted that” if you have the necessary technical skills and excellent communication, you will get a good -fee job. “