Catfight Commotion On BMTC Bus! Bengaluru Brawl Breaks Out As Two Women Duel With Shoes
The footage depicts the two women embroiled in a physical confrontation, with other passengers serving as passive spectators.
A chaotic scene unfolded on a BMTC bus in Bengaluru when two women passengers engaged in an ugly fight over adjusting the window glass.
While the exact timing of the incident remains unclear, a video capturing the intense altercation surfaced on X (formerly Twitter) on Thursday, February 8.
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What video of BMTC shoe fight revealed
The footage depicts the two women embroiled in a physical confrontation, with other passengers serving as passive spectators.
The dispute escalated quickly, with the women resorting to violent behaviour, including slapping and hitting each other with their shoes.
Women slipper each other on bus in Bengaluru!
¡ª Rakesh Prakash (@rakeshprakash1) February 8, 2024
A verbal argument between two women passengers on a moving BMTC bus, over sliding the window glass, took a serious turn when they started hitting each other with shoes.
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The viral video showcases the heated argument and physical altercation, culminating in the bus conductor's intervention to separate the combatants.
How internet reacted to BMTC shoe fight
Online reactions to the video were swift and varied. Many users injected humour into their commentary.
"These ladies forgot they were in public transport and caused disturbance to others, behaving inappropriately. Shame on them," one X user commented.
"Didn't knew WWE is telecasted live for free in BMTC buses," another remarked.
A third wrote: "Once upon a time, BMTC travel used to be so peaceful. Now people are fighting over window sliding and hitting each other with their chappals!"
Conflicts in public transport
The incident serves as a stark reminder of the tensions that can arise in shared public spaces and underscores the importance of maintaining civility and respect for fellow commuters.
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In June 2023, a man engaged in a heated altercation with a bus conductor in Bengaluru after refusing to purchase a ticket.
The dispute escalated when the conductor insisted on the ticket purchase, leading to a physical confrontation in which the man struck the conductor.
In response, the conductor retaliated by hitting him back. Fortunately, locals at the scene intervened and resolved the issue.
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