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In Gurgaon, a BMW M340i, was submerged after heavy rainfall. An Instagram user shared his frustration on social media, criticizing local authorities for poor infrastructure. The video sparked widespread outrage, with residents blaming inadequate drainage systems.

Visuals from Gurugram' posh Sector 57 show waterlogged roads with inundated luxury cars. The knee deep water got in the cars and damaged them beyond repair. A Gurgaon resident claims his high-end cars, including a BMW and a Mercedes, were damaged after a spell of rainfall in the city.

A Gurugram resident took to Instagram to post videos of his partially submerged cars -- including BMW, Mercedes and an i20. "I pay my taxes, I pay bills all to wake up one day to see my house, my BMW, Mercedes, i20 stranded and gone," the man wrote. The man said no authorities or officials have shown up to fix the situation.

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A resident of Gurgaon, identified as Gajodhar Singh on social media, has expressed frustration after heavy rainfall caused significant damage to his luxury vehicles. Singh shared a video showing his BMW M340i, valued at ₹83 lakh, partially submerged in water. The incident occurred following a severe downpour that led to widespread waterlogging in the city.

[]. A Gurugram resident took to Instagram to post videos of his partially submerged cars -- including BMW, Mercedes and an i20. Gajodhar Singh's BMW M340i worth Rs 83 lakh was partially submerged in water after heavy rainfall in Gurgaon.

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