Why did Nestle do this?

Why did Nestle do this? Did entire village drain an entire village's drinking water? Mr. Krabs is an ultra wealthy CEO sitting inside Nestle's luxury head office. He wants to print millions in pure profit, but he hits a wall of pure greed. In the village of Bhatti Dilwan, local families get all their clean drinking water completely from simple shallow wells in their backyard because they just pull a bucket of fresh water out of the ground. Nobody is buying his plastic Pure Life bottles. Krabs turns genius. He builds a giant bottling plant next door, drives a massive metal pipe miles deep beneath their homes. He cranks the extraction pump to maximum speed. Day and night, he sucks out millions of liters of pristine groundwater directly from under their feet within feet. In weeks, the local water table completely collapses. The villagers drop their buckets into their own wells and pull up nothing but thick, brown, contaminated sludge. He expands this hostile drain across the entire region. Choose locals. Choice: Dirty, unsafe mud or daily pay. Nestle. Mr. Krabs gets their free natural supply. Slaps on a fancy blue label and sells their own water right back to them for £2.00. He sells their own clean water right back to them at 1,000x cost. He takes the villagers' desperation and plays a high-stakes game. He watches his bottled water sales skyrocket. As families line up at his gates just to keep their children hydrated. Public starts panicking online about "Village Dry" with 187k shares. Water -> Profit. He doesn't care for a single second. More activists cry out about toxic sludge. The harder Mr. Krabs cranks the underground pumps, the more he fills his corporate vault with raw cash from every bottle sold. Successfully turning free nature into a forced daily money printer. He lets the controversy rage on, knowing that as long as the ground stays dry, the villagers are trapped and paying him forever. He sits back in his leather chair, watching his high-margin money print. Profit. Locked. Supply. Completely paralyzed. Empty pockets. Millions. Mr. Krabs has extracted millions from a poor village, turning pain into profit once again.