The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Monday posted a satirical tweet about those who were filming or dancing inside the subway. Metro authorities are advising commuters not to unnecessarily disturb or trouble others while traveling.
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Monday posted a satirical tweet about those who were filming or dancing inside the subway. Metro authorities are advising commuters not to unnecessarily disturb or trouble others while traveling.
The sarcastic tweet said that people should behave like Delhi Metro passengers and not like “Pareshaani” (troublemakers). The tweet also highlighted the “Strictly No Filming of Reel/Dance Videos or any other activities that may cause inconvenience to passengers” inside the Delhi Metro.
The sarcastic tweet said that people should behave like Delhi Metro passengers and not like “Pareshaani” (troublemakers). The tweet also highlighted the “Strictly No Filming of Reel/Dance Videos or any other activities that may cause inconvenience to passengers” inside the Delhi Metro.
The tweet comes amid a number of videos going viral on social media in which youngsters can be seen making reels and even dancing on Delhi Metro trains or in Metro venues. Occasionally, this has also led to disputes between passengers, and many passengers have been inconvenienced by it.
The tweet comes amid a number of videos going viral on social media in which youngsters can be seen making reels and even dancing on Delhi Metro trains or in Metro venues. Occasionally, this has also led to disputes between passengers, and many passengers have been inconvenienced by it.
Users on social media have had mixed reactions to the videos, with some sharing them for fun and others expressing displeasure at passengers breaking the rules.
Users on social media have had mixed reactions to the videos, with some sharing them for fun and others expressing displeasure at passengers breaking the rules.
The rules on causing a nuisance in subway venues are very clear, with fines of up to ¥500 and the fare paid by the passenger may also be confiscated. Subway officials may also remove troublemakers from such cars or any part of the subway premises.
The rules on causing a nuisance in subway venues are very clear, with fines of up to ¥500 and the fare paid by the passenger may also be confiscated. Subway officials may also remove troublemakers from such cars or any part of the subway premises.
“Any passenger who interferes with the comfort of any passenger in any way, willfully or without cause, shall be liable to a fine of up to five hundred rupees and may forfeit the fare he may have paid or any pass or ticket he may have obtained or purchased, or be Any Metro Railway officer authorized by the Metro Railway Authority for this purpose shall be removed from such carriage or component,” said Section 59 of the Delhi Metro Railway (Operation and Maintenance) Act.
“Any passenger who interferes with the comfort of any passenger in any way, willfully or without cause, shall be liable to a fine of up to five hundred rupees and may forfeit the fare he may have paid or any pass or ticket he may have obtained or purchased, or be Any Metro Railway officer authorized by the Metro Railway Authority for this purpose shall be removed from such carriage or component,” said Section 59 of the Delhi Metro Railway (Operation and Maintenance) Act.
