'Refrain From Indulging In Obscene Activities': Delhi Metro's Appeal To Commuters On Viral Kiss Video

In response to a viral video of a young couple kissing each other inside metro coach, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has now appealed to its commuters to "refrain from indulging in such obscene activities".

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In the clip, a couple can be seen sitting on the floor of a metro train coach amidst other people. The girl is lying on the boy's lap, and then abruptly, the boy leans his head and begins kissing the girl.

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The young couple is seen kissing not just once but repeatedly. The video has seemingly been recorded by a person on the seat without the couple being aware of his move.

DMRC asks commuters to maintain decorum

After the video gained traction online, DMRC issued an official statement concerning the issue.

"DMRC expects its commuters to behave responsibly while using the Delhi Metro and follow all social etiquette and protocols which are acceptable in the society. Commuters should not indulge in any indecent/obscene activity that may cause discomfort or could offend the sensibilities of other fellow commuters. DMRC's Operations & Maintenance Act infact lists out indecency as a punishable offence under Section-59," it read.

"We appeal to our commuters to kindly refrain from indulging in such obscene activities and maintain social etiquette/decorum while travelling in a mass public transport system like the Delhi Metro. We also request fellow commuters to report such incidents to the nearest available Metro Staff/CISF immediately so that appropriate action can be taken," the statement further stated.

Netizens want action against couple

The undated video has angered many social media users who have urged DMRC to take action against the couple, while some have questioned the idea of filming the act. Also, some of the netizens had a chuckle about it as well. Take a look at how people reacted on Twitter.

Well if they're adults, above 18 yrs of age and the SC and the law of the land allows them to PDA - who are we to wrong them!! Or pitition for change in the law. This is definitely not 'porn' ?

If you're on SM - be tolerant as well

¡ª Many Hats !! (@MitAulakh) May 10, 2023

Log kuch nahi bol rhe? Enko train s bahar dhakka dena chahiye tha

¡ª Smiling Budhdha (@kalyugKeHanuman) May 10, 2023

Obscene Act ka case couple par ho, saath hi video record krne vale pr bhi case ho ??

¡ª Vishwas Sharma (@Vsmart20) May 10, 2023

Shameless

¡ª Smita Pathak (@SmitaPa22427400) May 10, 2023

How are people silent and not saying a word against them ?? And instead filming them and making the videos viral

¡ª Priyanka (@pri_shirodkar) May 10, 2023

CPR de Raha hai ladki ko. Isme problem kya hai?

¡ª Dbhakt (@ved19008) May 10, 2023

so this is real love or just for social media? how come there is a sudden rise in all these reels or whatever ..

¡ª ??????? ????????? (@MadMonkIndie) May 10, 2023

Kya ho gaya hai yuvaao ko...

Kis taraf attraction hota ja raha hai...

Carrier aise banega???

¡ª ??Sunil??Sharma?? (@sunil11sharma) May 10, 2023

Ban on filming inside metro premises

Despite the reinforcement of the ban by DMRC on filming inside Delhi metro trains in March, many videos from inside the Delhi Metro coaches keep popping up on the internet.

DMRC, in its public service message on Twitter, had stated, "Travel, don't cause trouble." The post was accompanied by a graphic that said, "Be a passenger in Delhi Metro, not a nuisance."

While there was a ban on photography inside Delhi Metro and station premises, due to security reasons, from the early days when the service started, off late, especially after the advent of social media, it was not strictly enforced.

(With inputs from PTI)

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