Sarojini Nagar का Dark Secret? 😱 ₹100 के कपड़ों की असली कहानी | Export Surplus या Dead's Clothes?

Have you ever wondered where the ₹100 T-shirts and ₹500 jackets in Sarojini Nagar come from? Are they export surplus, factory rejects, online returns, or is the viral claim on social media that these are dead people's clothes true? In this documentary-style video, Nagrik News will show you the entire supply chain behind Sarojini Nagar. Learn how international fashion brands overproduce, how export surplus is created, how clothes are sorted, washed, and repaired in textile recycling hubs like Panipat, and how clothes worth thousands of rupees are sold for a few hundred rupees. In this video, we'll answer these questions: ✔️ Where do Sarojini Nagar clothes come from? ✔️ What is export surplus? ✔️ What are factory rejects and online returns? ✔️ Are second-hand clothes sold in Sarojini Nagar? ✔️ How true is the claim about Dead People's Clothes? ✔️ The complete story of fast fashion and textile recycling. ✔️ How does a ₹5,000 jacket sell for ₹500? ⚠️ This video is based on available reports, industry practices, and publicly available facts. Its purpose is to fact-check viral claims and provide accurate information to viewers. If you like the video, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe. Nagrik News – The complete story behind the news. #Hashtags #SarojiniNagar #SarojiniMarket #NagrikNews #ExportSurplus #FastFashion #TextileRecycling #SecondHandClothes #DelhiMarket #FactCheck #DarkSecret #BusinessExplained #SupplyChain #Recycling #Shopping #IndiaNews #Documentary #HindiNews #FashionIndustry #ViralTruth #Explained