A recent summit in Madhya Pradesh aimed to highlight India’s growing economy and attract massive corporate investments worth ₹30.8 trillion (about $353 billion). However, it became known for something unexpected—food fights.
On February 24 and 25, videos surfaced showing guests at the food pavilion scrambling for plates of puri and sabzi. These chaotic scenes seemed more like a bustling school cafeteria than a serious investment conference, drawing attention away from the summit’s original purpose, as reported by The Economic Times.
The footage, quickly shared online, showed attendees pushing and shoving, cutting in line, and even dropping food. One social media user joked, “This rush by fake ‘investors’ to grab the free lunch reminds me of how lawyers rush for food stalls.” Others weighed in, with some blaming poor event planning and others pointing to supposed “filler” attendees just looking for a free meal.
While some viewers found humor in the situation, many others took the opportunity to discuss broader societal issues, reflecting on how such chaos can reveal deeper problems in our communities.
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