Mumbai Viral Video: A shocking incident from Mumbai’s local train network has caused widespread outrage after a man allegedly disguised himself in a burqa and entered a ladies’ coach. The incident took place near Ghatkopar station on the Central Railway line and has raised fresh concerns about women’s safety on local trains.
According to reports, the accused took advantage of heavy crowding inside a fast local train bound for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT). Wearing a burqa, he managed to enter the second-class ladies coach without being noticed at first. However, his movements and behaviour soon appeared suspicious to women passengers.
As doubts grew, several women confronted the man and began questioning him. During this tense moment, some passengers recorded a video inside the coach. The clip shows women raising alarms and voicing fear over their safety. Soon after, the video of this Mumbai local train incident surfaced online and spread rapidly across social media platforms.
Mumbai Viral Video: Man In Burqa Caught Inside Ladies Coach
The Mumbai viral video led to strong reactions online, with many users expressing anger and demanding strict action. One user wrote, “They should have beaten him.”
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Another commented, “He needed to be hung upside down, and given some therapy with a belt first, then hand over to the police.”
A third user said, “It’s good to see girls who dare to expose this type of person….they are more dangerous nowadays…Burkha pehen rakha h.”
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More About The Incident
The incident occurred on Friday afternoon when women travelling in the ladies’ coach became increasingly suspicious of the burqa-clad passenger. When questioned closely, it was revealed that the person was a man travelling illegally in the women-only compartment.
Passengers warned him that he would be handed over to the police at Ghatkopar station. However, before the train could stop fully, the man panicked and jumped off the moving coach onto the tracks. He then ran towards another platform and boarded a Karjat-bound local train to escape.
The women later got down at Ghatkopar station and informed the on-duty police officials. The Railway Protection Force (RPF) was alerted and checked CCTV footage from the station. However, the accused was not captured on camera during his escape.
Police later searched the Karjat-bound train at Mulund station, but the man had already fled. After the video went viral, the RPF registered an FIR under the Indian Railways Act for unauthorised travel in a ladies’ coach.
Officials confirmed that the accused is currently absconding and that efforts are underway to trace and arrest him
