Popular tea cafe Chaayos slammed by Twitterati for ignoring blind man

Popular tea cafe Chaayos slammed by Twitterati for ignoring blind man

A differently abled man had to undergo discrimination

FPJ Web DeskUpdated: Wednesday, August 10, 2022, 06:40 PM IST
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A differently-abled man had to undergo discrimination at a popular tea cafe named Chaayos in Delhi. The man took to his Twitter handle to talk about the negative experience he had at Chaayos.

A Twitter user named Mithilesh Yadav wrote in his tweet that he was ignored at the cafe. No one came to take his order, the reason being he was blind.

"@Chaayos CP right now. People working here are ignoring me since I am here. At least for half an hour now. This is totally because I am Blind because one of them just said “galti se aa gaye honge”. Do look into this @Chaayos This is in Connaught Place Delhi", read his tweet.

Twitterati has been slamming the cafe for this behaviour. One user wrote, "The only thing required here is " Training " the most important part of hospitality industry. This is not expected from @Chaayos".

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