Viral Video: ’Ask Prime Minister About Me' Burqa-Clad Woman Travelling Without Ticket Threatens TTE, Says Will Cut You Into Pieces

A shocking viral video has taken social media by storm, showing a burqa-clad woman in a train getting into a heated altercation with a TTE (Train Ticket Examiner). The woman, when asked to show her train ticket, not only refused but also hurled threats and abuses at the officer. In the video, she is seen yelling, "I will cut you into pieces and throw you if you talk too much… go ask the Prime Minister about me."

This viral video has triggered massive outrage online, with users questioning the increasing number of such incidents involving passengers and Indian Railways officials during routine ticket checks.

Viral Video Captures Heated Scene in Indian Railways Coach

The viral video was shared on X (formerly Twitter) by a user named Vivek K. Tripathi on April 10, 2025. As per reports, the incident took place on April 7 in Coach A1 of Train Number 12106, near Akola, Maharashtra. The burqa-clad woman can be seen aggressively arguing with the TTE, repeatedly refusing to show a valid ticket.

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पुष्पा नाम बोला तो मजाक समझा क्या!! फ्लावर नहीं फायर है मैं.. कुछ ऐसी अंदाज में ट्रेन में टिकट चेकिंग के दौरान टीटीई ने महिला से कहा- मैडम टिकट प्लीज.. मैडम भड़क गईं.. बोलीं, किसने बोला, क्या बोला, धक्का देते हुए कहा.. काट के टुकड़े-टुकड़े फेंक दूंगी ज्यादा बकवास किया तो.. जाके… pic.twitter.com/qOsliHP5s3

— Vivek K. Tripathi (@meevkt) April 10, 2025

Despite claiming she had a ticket, the woman refused to show it, instead escalating the situation by threatening the railway officer in front of a Railway Protection Force (RPF) personnel. Her comment, “Go ask the Prime Minister about me,” added to the shock factor of the viral video.

Following the dramatic exchange, the Indian Railways TTE, along with RPF personnel, reportedly took swift action. According to media reports, the burqa-clad woman was handed over to the police after the incident. While official statements are yet to be released, the event has reignited debates on passenger behaviour and the safety of Indian Railways staff.

Netizens Slam Woman in Viral Video for Misbehaving with TTE

The viral video has already crossed 132,000 views on X, with users expressing anger and disappointment over the woman’s behaviour inside the train. Many are urging Indian Railways authorities to take strict legal action.

One user wrote, "We urge the railways to take strict action by filing an FIR via @RPF_INDIA and teach people that tickets must be bought before boarding the train—it’s not free!"

Another comment questioned the woman’s refusal to show the ticket and said, "If the woman had a ticket, she would have shown it. TTEs check everyone’s ticket, whether man or woman. Why get angry over that?"

A third user added, "People seem to be suffering more mental issues post-COVID. This woman clearly needs help."

And yet another user highlighted regional bias, referring to the ongoing Marathi language debate in Maharashtra, by saying, 'No one is outraged for not speaking Marathi this time."