Viral: A Bengaluru Swiggy agency did THIS to deliver a customer’s order; Twitter erupts

Bengaluru reached its ‘peak’ tech moment when a Swiggy delivery agent did something outrageous to deliver an order. The incident has gone viral and the Twitter reactions are hilarious.

Netizens went crazy with their Twitter reactions after a Bengaluru Swiggy agent pulled off an unbelievable trick to deliver a customer's order. Check the viral story. (MINT_PRINT)

In a bizarre incident, Bengaluru has proven yet again why it deserves the moniker ‘tech hub of India'. Displaying its ‘peak' tech moment, a Swiggy agent in the city did the unthinkable by booking Dunzo, a doorstep delivery app, to deliver a customer's order. The incident has left netizens in stitches and the reactions are absolutely hilarious. In what is being called a moment of tech outsourcing gone wild, the incident has reminded us of how well connected India's digital economy has become today. Check out the entire incident followed by hilarious Twitter reactions below.

Swiggy agent books Dunzo to deliver an order

The incident was shared by Twitter user Omkar Joshi. He shared a screenshot of a conversation with a friend, who witnessed this moment first-hand. The friend had placed an order on the food delivery app Swiggy. However to his surprise, it was not a Swiggy's iconic orange uniform clad gentleman delivering the order, it was a man in a sea green shirt with ‘Dunzo' written on it.

He narrated the incident in the WhatsApp screenshot. The post stated, “I ordered a coffee on Swiggy from CCD. The delivery guy picked it up but was too lazy to come deliver it here. So, he DUNZO-ED IT TO ME”. But the best part is what happened after the delivery. He received a call from the Swiggy agent who said, “bheiya maine Dunzo kar diya hai, please 5 star rating de dena” (I've Dunzo-ed your order, please give me a 5 star rating).

Twitter reacts to the crazy Swiggy incident

The post has gone viral after being shared and has garnered 446 retweets, 129 Quote tweets and 5,576 likes at the moment of writing this. The Twitter reactions were a mix of surprise and disbelief. There were some who raised their suspicion that the story could be entirely made up and shared on social media to get it to go viral. Others defended the story claiming they could actually see it happening in Bengaluru.

Nithin Kagalkar said, “Can I dunzo myself to office ? Ola/Uber be charging 300”. Ronojoy Mazumdar tweeted, “Sounds like something from an episode of Silicon Valley”.

But the best reaction comes from Sandeep Bhandaru who tweets, “This is what we call - "Arbitrage Opportunity" LOL!"