Despite DMRC’s continuous warnings for a long time, dancing, singing, fighting and ruckus in Delhi Metro are not stopping. In the past few days, many such videos came in which someone was seen doing obscene acts in the metro, someone did useless things to make reels and somewhere there was a fight between the passengers. The latest case is also something like this but here it has crossed all limits.
slap instead of slipper
Two young men got into an argument over something inside the Delhi Metro. The argument escalated to such an extent that one of the two young men bent down and took off his slippers and hit the other on the cheek. People around were shocked. Meanwhile, that man also started slapping the person who hit with the slipper and grabbed his hair and moved away from there. During this, the man with the slippers started chasing him. Then another passenger stopped him and probably the matter ended.
It cannot be said when the video is from, but it has been shared on Instagram by @dail.ylife05. People have commented a lot on it. One jokingly wrote – I go to the metro just to see all this. Another wrote – real entertainment is seen only in Delhi Metro. One user wrote – all this is becoming common in Delhi Metro, the administration should do something.
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Recently, a video of the metro went viral. In this, there was an argument between two women over sitting on the seat. After this, one woman started shouting at the other woman in a loud voice and started using abusive language. During this, the other woman also got angry after listening to the abusive woman. She said that she would hit with a shoe. In response to this, the woman said, ‘Not with shoes, hit with a belt, shoot. The era of shoes is gone, it is the era of bullets, what era are you living in?’