Watch: Video showing two men fighting inside Delhi Metro train goes viral
PTI, Jun 29, 2023, 10:38 AM IST
Image: Screengrab Twitter video/ @sbgreen17
A purported video showing two men allegedly engaged in a brawl inside a Delhi Metro train has gone viral on social media.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) urged commuters to conduct themselves responsibly while travelling by Metro.
In the undated video clip, the two men can be purportedly seen fighting with each other even as some fellow commuters try to separate them.
A fight broke out between two people on @OfficialDMRC Violet Line. #viral #viralvideo #delhi #delhimetro pic.twitter.com/FbTGlEu7cn
— Sachin Bharadwaj (@sbgreen17) June 28, 2023
Reacting to the incident, the DMRC said, ”We request that commuters conduct themselves responsibly while travelling by Metro.” ”If the other commuters notice any objectionable behaviour, they should immediately report the matter on the DMRC Helpline, detailing the corridor, station, and time,” it said in a statement.
Recently, the DMRC deployed flying squads comprising metro and security staff to randomly monitor such behaviour in the Metro across its network and to ”take necessary action under relevant provisions of law,” it said.
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