A recent interaction between a Bengaluru resident and Blinkit’s customer care has sparked a heated debate on social media regarding language preferences and customer satisfaction. The controversy began when the man, named as @Metikurke on X, expressed his dissatisfaction after receiving a notification in Hindi from the online grocery platform, which he described as an “alien language. The man’s frustration led him to contact Blinkit’s support team, threatening to involve the police if the issue continued. He shared a screenshot of his conversation with Blinkit’s support team, stating, “Blinkit sent a harmful notification and wished me ‘Gaya,’ which means ‘wound’ in Kannada. I told them, if I received one more threatening notification, I would lodge a police complaint. After that, they stopped sending nonsense in alien languages. That’s how we need to deal!” The incident began when the Bengaluru resident received a Hindi notification from Blinkit that read, “Dekho ye order 12 minutes mein deliver ho gaya (See, this order was delivered in just 12 minutes).” Unable to understand Hindi, he promptly contacted the app’s support team to voice his concerns. Home Delivery of Liquor: Swiggy, BigBasket, Zomato and Blinkit May Soon Get Permission To Deliver Alcohol at Homes, Says Report; Check List of States Where Service Could Be Available.

'Blinkit Notification in Hindi Was Threatening'

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