Instagram influencer Surendra Singh Choudhary, popularly known as Bittu Tabahi, was recently left disappointed after the river that he cleaned in eight months time was polluted again. In an Instagram post, the influencer expressed disappointment by sharing the visuals, adding that his hard work has been wasted by the people. Tabahi gained popularity after he reportedly cleaned a polluted river in Madhya Pradesh with a very little help from the authorities.

Tabahi Expresses Disappointment

In the video shared by Choudhary, the river, which was allegedly cleaned by the influencer in eight months, is seen filled with polybags and other materials. The influencer expressed frustration and disappointment after his months of hard work was undone by the locals. "I never imagined that eight months of my hard work would go to waste like this," the influencer wrote in the caption.

Netizens React

While reacting to his fresh post, the netizens pointed out that people in our country need to learn civic sense. While they slammed the locals for running Chaudhary's efforts, they also questioned the government's arrangements and efforts. "No amount of development can fix a place if the people aren't willing to cooperate. Change begins with us...now is the high time," one user commented.

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"Where's the government? Why is the government not doing this? Where is the tax payers money used?" another user asked. The users also praised the influencer for his efforts and patience, further asking the others to take similar steps in their locality.

Earlier, Choudhary gained massive popularity and social media following after claiming that he cleaned a river by himself. The influencer, to back his claims, also documented the full journey and shared those visuals on a regular basis. While some users trolled him initially by alleging that it was impossible to clean the river, they were left surprised by his efforts.

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