Ghaziabad Viral Video: Disgusting! Man Caught Red-Handed Spitting on Roti at Wedding, Sparks Social Media Uproar

Ghaziabad Viral Video: Incidents of people spitting on rotis while preparing them have been increasing, making many hesitant to eat food from outside. Despite police action in such cases, these shameful acts continue. Now, a fresh case has emerged from Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, where a man was caught spitting on rotis while preparing them at a wedding. The entire incident was caught on camera, and as soon as the Ghaziabad viral video surfaced, the police took immediate action.

Ghaziabad Viral Video Shows Man Spitting on Roti at Wedding

The Ghaziabad viral video is now spreading like wildfire on social media. The shocking footage was shared on X by a user named Sachin Gupta. The caption read, “Uttar Pradesh: Ghaziabad police arrested Farman for spitting on rotis in a wedding ceremony.”

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उत्तर प्रदेश : गाजियाबाद पुलिस ने शादी समारोह में थूक लगाकर रोटियां बनाने के आरोप में फरमान को गिरफ्तार किया !! pic.twitter.com/HLcwEccicW

— Sachin Gupta (@SachinGuptaUP) March 4, 2025

In the viral video, the man can be clearly seen spitting on rotis while making them. The reason behind his actions is still unknown, but authorities have taken strict action against him. According to a TV9 report, this incident took place on February 23 in the Bhojpur police station area during the wedding of Vinod Kumar's daughter.

Social Media Reactions to Ghaziabad Viral Video

The Ghaziabad viral video was uploaded on X (formerly Twitter) on March 4 and has already garnered over 15,700 views. Many social media users reacted with anger.

One user commented, “What dirty mentality these people have. Such people should not be invited.” Another wrote, “Now you will get a stick with spit on it.” A third user said, “They do such things, and when action is taken, they start crying.” A fourth added, “Kaisi kaisi harkate karte hain log.”

The Ghaziabad viral video has sparked widespread outrage, raising serious concerns about hygiene and public trust in food vendors.