Controversial Delhi Metro Video Sparks Heated Debate and Criticism, Netizens Say ‘Harpic Chahiye, Ankhe Dhoni Hai’
Creating reels has become a daily habit for many, and in the bustling environment of the Delhi metro, it’s now a common sight. Passengers engage in various activities like dancing, modelling, and creating videos, often making headlines. But there’s a recent video that’s left many thoroughly disgusted.
In this video, a man opens a carbonated drink can and kneels to pour it into a woman’s mouth. What follows is quite bizarre – the woman starts gushing the drink into the man’s mouth, and they share the beverage by passing it back and forth using their mouths. It’s an unusual and unsettling sight that has made the video go viral.
Modi ji Metro band karwao 😭😭 pic.twitter.com/0Db2rWoeMj
— HasnaZarooriHai🇮🇳 (@HasnaZaruriHai) October 10, 2023
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Metro Etiquette Breach
The video quickly spread on social media, drawing a flood of comments. Some expressed their disapproval, noting that eating or drinking in the metro is strictly prohibited and that such behaviour sets a bad example. There were speculations that this incident must have taken place in the Delhi Metro, known for such peculiar occurrences. Amidst the criticism, there were a few sarcastic remarks like “Mind-blowing.”
Metro Behavior Challenges
This is not the first time that controversial videos have surfaced from the Delhi metro. Kissing videos of couples in public transport have appeared online despite guidelines issued by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) to discourage such behaviour. In March, a ban on filming inside Delhi metro trains was imposed, but videos from inside the metro coaches continue to find their way online.
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In a public service message on social media, the DMRC reminded passengers to travel without causing trouble. They emphasized being considerate and not being a nuisance to fellow commuters. The ban on photography inside Delhi Metro and station premises has been in place for security reasons, but it has become harder to enforce with the rise of social media, making such videos readily available.
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