Drama on Delhi Metro: Viral Video Shows Woman Pushing and Abusing Fellow Passenger During Heated Fight

A chaotic scene on a Delhi Metro train has captured the internet's attention. A video, now viral on social media, shows two women engaging in a heated altercation, culminating in one pushing the other out of the train as it came to a halt at a station. The incident, shared widely on platforms like X (formerly Twitter), has sparked both amusement and concern among viewers.

What Happened?

The video opens with a crowded metro coach, where a woman clad in a kurta is seen angrily yelling at a fellow passenger. As the train stops and the doors open, the altercation escalates dramatically. The enraged woman pushes the other passenger out, shouting profanities, including "Behen ki l**i." The other passenger, refusing to back down, retorts with a dismissive "Chal hatt" after being forced out.

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Social Media Reaction

The fight, accompanied by loud voices and visible aggression, triggered laughter among bystanders, as captured in the video. Despite the apparent humor in the situation, the incident highlights ongoing challenges with commuter behavior in public transport systems.

The video has amassed thousands of views, with netizens sharing mixed reactions—some criticizing the lack of civility and others treating the episode as a source of entertainment.

DMRC’s Silence

As of now, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has not issued any statement regarding the incident. The lack of intervention from metro staff or other passengers has also raised questions about safety and etiquette in public transport.

This viral incident adds to the growing trend of videos showcasing disputes and brawls on public transport, sparking discussions about decorum and the need for stricter rules to handle such situations.