Indian taxation is mystery to me, traveling through the India I realized it's the middle class (employees at a company) who pay maximum taxes but receive little

Indian taxation is mystery to me, traveling through the India I realized it's the middle class (employees at a company) who pay maximum taxes but receive little to no benefits. While villagers got free solar panels, funds for constructing bathroom, homes etc....some even got money during floods even when their place wasn't much affected. And super rich have armies of lawyers and accountants ready to forge battle and use techniques to minimize their tax. I felt bad for the middle class who in my opinion worked really long crushing hours and often stayed far away from families. The kind of food/products army receives only upper middle class can afford them with their own money. And army even sells some of that subsided food to local people in return of cash. I don't understand how can middle-class keep their heads down and simply pay whatever they are asked to pay? Needless to say, many want to move to freer countries with less import duties, less taxation and more employment opportunities and better market. Unless you are super rich, good luck buying Lamborghini in India. India is not a country where you can really enjoy fruit of your labor. Every Government will come and they'll give away free money to people who are bottom of the rungs and leach this money off the middle class and this has been going on forever. Super rich were never affect and still aren't affected. And in India you need to work 5x as hard if not less to make same wages as your American counterpart, even then if you manage to make the same wage as someone I America, you'll find your money can only buy 1/3rd of the benefits an American can buy. If your idea of a good life is to work hard and feed a family, congrats, it's possible in India but if you've more ambition and you want drones, you want cars, you want anything latest, hell even an iphone, you can't afford that unless you make 3x of someone in America. It's the legal version of Robin hood going around who just woo people at the bottom by fleecing from them who are the middle and letting super rich fleece from both government and the middle class. I am just a foreigner in India with an Indian wife, so my understanding might be limited but I went to meet many public sector and private sector employee and guess what? Even if a public sector person on paper makes less wages than private sector one, they always had bigger houses (their own) and bigger cars and often more properties. How do I know? My wife was friends with many of them and they were always talking about property prices.