A local restaurant in Pakistan has come under fire after a customer expressed outrage over being charged Rs. 80 for a small water bottle.
The incident sparked a heated debate on social media, with many calling for a boycott of the establishment.
The customer, who shared their experience online, claimed that the exorbitant price was unfair and exploitative, especially considering the small size of the bottle.
The restaurant’s decision to charge such a high price for a basic necessity like water has been widely criticized, with many accusing the business of taking advantage of its customers. In a country where access to clean drinking water is already a challenge, the move has been seen as insensitive and greedy.
As the backlash grows, the restaurant is facing a potential loss of business, with many vowing to take their custom elsewhere.
The incident has reignited the conversation around price gouging and consumer rights in Pakistan. Many are calling for greater transparency and regulation in the service industry, to prevent businesses from exploiting their customers.
As the boycott gains momentum, the restaurant would do well to reconsider its pricing strategy and prioritize customer satisfaction over profits.
