In the video, two men can be seen engaging in a physical confrontation, exchanging slaps and punches while fellow commuters look on in disbelief.
The Delhi Metro has evolved beyond being just a means of travel; it has become the ultimate showstopper, a surreal stage for everything from PDA to impromptu fight scenes. This mode of transportation was meant to shuttle us from point A to B, but let’s face it, what goes down in those carriages can only be described as a high-octane action movie. This time a user named Ghar ke Kalesh shared a video on X and two commuters can be seen turning the daily grind into a full-blown WWE match.
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In the video, two men can be seen engaging in a physical confrontation, exchanging slaps and punches while fellow commuters look on in disbelief. Despite the intervention of a bystander attempting to defuse the situation, the altercation persists, escalating concerns about the safety of passengers travelling on the Delhi Metro.
The video has quickly garnered over 318.1k views and a multitude of reactions from users. Many expressed their shock at the intensity of the fight, with some suggesting that individuals involved in such altercations should be banned from using the metro system altogether.
In the video, two men can be seen engaging in a physical confrontation, exchanging slaps and punches while fellow commuters look on in disbelief.
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A user commented, “What measures should be taken to ensure passenger safety and decorum within public transportation, specifically in the Delhi Metro?”
Adding a touch of humour to the situation, another user wrote, “Just a normal day in Delhi metro.”
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In a sarcastic tone, a third user posted a picture of the late Bollywood actor Amrish Puri and Farida Jalal with the caption, “Yeh hai hamara culture” (This is our culture).
Notably, one user brought Mumbai into the conversation, stating, “Mumbai metro mai jaga hi nahi ye sab krne k liye” (There’s no space in Mumbai metro to do all this), drawing a comparison with the relatively more crowded Mumbai metro system.
In another recent viral video circulating on X, the Delhi Metro once again took centre stage, featuring a rather intense exchange between two female commuters. The video captured a woman standing in a corner, unleashing a barrage of verbal abuse at another woman seated beside her.
The situation seemed to have stemmed from a request made by the seated woman, who, presumably due to a leg issue, requested some space adjustment from her standing counterpart. However, what could have been a simple request quickly escalated into a not-so-polite exchange, with the standing woman resorting to not just words but also physical aggression.
In the chaotic scene, the seated woman was on the receiving end of both harsh words and unwarranted hits, leading to a retaliatory response. Despite the intervention of another passenger nearby, attempting to play the peacekeeper, their efforts proved futile in quelling the escalating tension between the two.
