According to Rajkonwar, the eggs looked fine on the surface but gave off a strange smell, prompting him to check further. Upon cracking several eggs, he found that every single one was rotten.
One even oozed out black liquid on camera, shocking viewers.
Rajkonwar received a refund after reporting the issue, but he criticized the company for lacking proper quality control. "This isn't about money - it's about safety," he said.
Blinkit responded by saying product quality is a priority and asked for his order ID for investigation.
However, the video's comment section was filled with similar complaints from other users, suggesting that this may not be an isolated incident.
Many netizens expressed disappointment with quick commerce, with some deciding to return to local markets and kirana stores. A few even demanded stricter regulations and surprise checks for grocery delivery services.
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Social media reactions ranged from concern to satire, with users questioning the reliability of delivery apps in emergencies. Rajkonwar pointed out that consumers use such services not just for speed but for trust and convenience.
With over 26,000 views and nearly 4,000 comments in just two days, the video has once again brought the focus on the risks of relying entirely on fast delivery platforms for essential goods.