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Gurugram Woman’s Air Purifier Filter Goes Viral, Shows Shocking Reality Of Pollution — WATCH

A Gurugram woman’s viral post showing her air purifier filter covered in thick dust highlights the alarming state of pollution in the city, sparking outrage online.

A woman from Gurugram has set social media abuzz after sharing disturbing photos of her air purifier filter, which was completely coated in layers of dust and grime. The post, shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user Isha, quickly went viral, exposing the harsh reality of the worsening pollution crisis in Delhi-NCR.

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“We Pay Premium For Polluted Air,” Says Resident

“This is my air purifier filter in Gurgaon. The land of ₹200 crore apartments, glossy towers & lungs working overtime like interns at Big 4,” Isha wrote in her viral post. “Welcome to the city where we pay premium for polluted air. Efficiency, but make it toxic.”

Her post has garnered over 197,000 views, with users calling the visuals both “terrifying” and “eye-opening.” The image has become a powerful symbol of the growing health emergency fuelled by unregulated construction, vehicle emissions, and lack of enforcement.

Residents Express Anger And Helplessness Over Toxic Air

Social media users poured in their reactions, echoing deep concern over Gurugram’s declining air quality. One person commented, “It’s like breathing through a chimney,” while another called the sight “a scary and bitter truth.”

Others pointed out how luxury apartments with air-sealed interiors often create an illusion of comfort while the outside world suffocates. “True luxury should include clean, breathable air for everyone,” one user noted.

Several residents also blamed relentless construction and lack of government enforcement for the city’s choking smog. “We’re in a perpetual construction zone. What can the government do? Too much dust, zero compliance, and builders getting away because they’re big donors,” another user said.

Environmental experts warn that long-term exposure to polluted air can trigger asthma, bronchitis, cardiovascular diseases, and even neurological damage. The viral image has now become a visual symbol of the city’s suffocating crisis, one that calls for urgent action from both authorities and citizens alike.

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