Viral Video: Several videos make rounds on the internet that showcase the exciting and wonderful things but sometimes these videos raise concerns because they show unusual and wrong things. A video has gone viral on social media platforms showing several individuals cooking food on the tracks of Mumbai’s local train. The video has sparked concern among the people, as it raises questions about the safety and hygiene of the food being cooked and the potential risks of doing so on railway tracks. The video has since been shared widely, with many people expressing their concerns and opinions about the incident.
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Some videos garner a lot of attention on the internet because they show concerning and unusual things to the audience. The recent viral video showed some disturbing visuals that have raised concerns over the internet. A recently surfaced video on social media has been making rounds, showing people engaged in various activities on the tracks of Mumbai local trains at Mahim Junction railway station. The video captures some individuals cooking food on the railway tracks while others can be seen sleeping nearby. Additionally, a few girls are also shown studying amidst the hustle and bustle of the busy railway station. The video has gained significant attention on social media platforms, sparking a conversation about the reality of daily life in Mumbai and the struggles that its inhabitants face.
Netizens reacted to the video
The video has garnered a lot of attention on the internet after being posted on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter). Netizens were quick to react to the video in the comments. One user wrote, “Railway officials show zero accountability in securing railway land and restricted areas…where is RPF ? Ministers, officials must be answerable..” Another user wrote, “Still need to redevelop all homeless people at pan India level which will help all at every station level also.”
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