'Delhi Virus Reached Bengaluru?': Video of Men Exchanging Blows in Namma Metro Goes Viral

As if the heated altercations on the Delhi Metro weren’t enough, the chaos seems to have spread to Bengaluru. A video capturing a brawl between two men on the Namma Metro has taken the internet by storm.

In the now-viral clip, the two men are seen hurling insults and trading punches amidst the crowded metro car. This wasn’t just a minor scuffle; the fight was intense, with both participants going at each other ferociously. Fortunately, other passengers stepped in and managed to defuse the situation.

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The exact reason for the clash remains unclear, but it’s rumored that the two passengers got into a heated argument over pushing and shoving in the packed compartment. The time and location of the incident also remain unknown.

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While this seems to be the first such recorded incident on the Bengaluru metro, its rapid spread on social media has sparked concerns about public transport safety. One user commented, “Travelling in public transport is risky in multiple ways.” Another remarked, “Bound to happen with unruly behaviour by many passengers who don’t follow queues, rush in without allowing passengers to exit,lean on doors,crowd around the doors,etc; despite announcements & also due to many mute security personnel turning a blind eye in platforms.”

“Frustrated because of work pressure and crowd pressure both,” joined the third.

Interestingly, many have noted the crowd’s intervention, contrasting it with similar incidents in Delhi. “If it has been Delhi or somewhere passengers would have just stood and watched.. here the audience stopped the fight. That’s the difference between Bangalore and other places,” one user wrote. “Delhi metro vibes in namma metro…the big difference – Co passengers intervening and getting them to calm down,” echoed another.

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Meanwhile, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) is currently investigating the incident to determine the specifics, including the train and time of occurrence. In response, they plan to enhance security measures inside the trains to prevent future altercations.