Viral Video: Angry Man Smashes AC Compartment's Door Glass After Passengers Refuse Entry
Viral video: In the footage filmed from inside a train compartment, the window of the train¡¯s door is seen shattering, seemingly from stones being hurled from outside. Onlookers inside can be heard urging the person to stop.
Viral Video: A clip circulating on the micro-blogging platform X has captured the attention of millions, showing a man breaking the glass of a train door. Posted by the username @gharkekalesh, the video has garnered over 2.9 million views.
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According to the post on X, the man, reportedly frustrated, had a reserved seat in the Third AC compartment but was allegedly denied entry by ticketless passengers. The incident is said to have occurred on the Kaifiyaat SF Express, although this could not be independently verified.
In the footage filmed from inside a train compartment, the window of the train¡¯s door is seen shattering, seemingly from stones being hurled from outside. Onlookers inside can be heard urging the person to stop.
While the incident itself is not recent, the video has sparked widespread discussions online. Many have voiced concerns over the persistent issue of ticketless travel and its impact on passenger safety and comfort.
Kalesh b/w Passengers in india railway (train no. 12226 kaifiyaat SF express) over ye bande 3rd ac mai jiski seat reserved hai usko under nhi jaane de rahe so he broke the glass
¡ª Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) April 18, 2024
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Ticketless travel has long posed a challenge for transportation authorities, particularly the Indian Railways, leading to overcrowding and inconvenience for law-abiding passengers.
In related news, the Railway Ministry has announced plans to operate 43% more train trips this summer compared to last year. These additional trains aim to connect key destinations across the country, facilitating seamless travel on major railway routes.
Furthermore, the ministry has emphasized the importance of ensuring the availability of drinking water at railway stations during the summer season. Elaborate crowd control measures are also being implemented at major stations, with senior officers overseeing activities to regulate crowds systematically.
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To address overcrowding and maintain order, the ministry has deployed RPF personnel at originating stations to manage queues for entry into general class coaches. Additionally, skilled RPF staff are monitoring CCTV control rooms to provide real-time assistance to passengers.
To prevent stampede-like situations during peak periods, the ministry has instructed the deployment of Government Railway Police (GRP) and Railway Protection Force (RPF) at foot-over bridges to regulate crowds smoothly.
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