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Bengaluru Auto Driver’s Startup Fundraising Initiative Sparks Debate Onlineb

Bengaluru Auto Driver’s Startup Fundraising Initiative Sparks Debate Online

In a city known for its entrepreneurial zeal, Bengaluru is once again making headlines with a unique and unconventional fundraising effort by an auto driver. Samuel Christy, an aspiring entrepreneur and graduate, has turned his auto into an unlikely platform to pitch his business idea and attract investors.

Inside his auto, a simple yet bold poster invites passengers to engage in discussions about his startup concept, with the message:

“Hi passenger, my name is Samuel Christy. I’m a graduate looking to raise funds for my startup business idea. If you’re interested, please talk to me.”

Mixed Reactions on Social Media

The initiative has gone viral, sparking a wave of mixed reactions online. While some have applauded Samuel’s creativity and determination, others have raised concerns about the grammatical errors on the poster. One supporter on a popular discussion platform expressed their admiration, saying, “It’s a great effort. I hope he succeeds in whatever he’s doing!”

However, not all responses were positive. Some pointed out the grammatical mistakes on the poster, with one user arguing, “If someone is interested in making a startup, I’d be more concerned about the idea than the grammar.” Another countered, “You guys are criticizing grammar while he may achieve more than any of you ever will.”

Concerns Over Possible Scams

Amidst the praise, some internet users voiced their suspicions, recalling a past scam involving an auto driver in Bengaluru. One user shared a cautionary tale about a driver who had allegedly used a fake JEE Advanced scorecard to collect money for a supposed son’s education. The driver had claimed his son needed funds for admission, but was later caught when a colleague recognized the fake scorecard and reported the incident to the police.

This story raised concerns about the legitimacy of such fundraising efforts, with some people fearing that Samuel’s initiative could be a similar scam.

Despite the mixed responses, Samuel’s unique approach has certainly caught the attention of Bengaluru’s netizens, adding another layer to the city’s reputation for unconventional entrepreneurship.

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