Viral Video: Creative Jugaad! Aunty Fixes Noisy Train Door to Avoid Disturbance, Netizen Says,‘ Great Idea’

Viral Video: When it comes to desi jugaad, Indians truly stand out. A recent viral video captures this spirit, straight from the AC coach of an Indian Railways train. The video showcases an innovative solution by a woman to fix a malfunctioning door that was causing significant noise due to missing rubber. Frustrated by the constant disturbance, the passengers used a pillow to temporarily fix the noisy door.

Pillow Jugaad in AC Coach Goes Viral

The video, shared on X by the 'NBT Hindi News' handle, shows the woman explaining how she and her fellow passengers collaborated on this quick fix. By placing pillows against the door, they managed to reduce the noise considerably, allowing for a more peaceful journey.

The scene, recorded inside an AC coach, highlights not just the resourcefulness of passengers but also raises concerns over the lack of maintenance and basic amenities in Indian Railways trains. Many netizens have taken to social media to tag Union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw, urging him to address these issues.

Netizens Express Mixed Views on Viral Video

As the video continues to trend, it has sparked diverse reactions from internet users. While some appreciated the ingenuity of the passengers, others raised concerns over the condition of the trains and the legality of tampering with railway property.

One user, tagging Ashwini Vaishnaw and the Railway Ministry, commented, "Before starting the bullet train, get the old trains' systems fixed because people in India have more faith in these trains." Another remarked sarcastically, "If you're such a VIP, who stopped you from traveling in 1st AC?" A third user expressed concern, stating, "But railway property has been damaged; legal action should be taken against the passenger." Adding humor, one more said, "Aunty ji ka body train mein hai, par atma ghar par hi reh gayi. Ghar ke jugaad nahi chhoot pa rahe inke!" Another user tagged Ashwini Vaishnaw and wrote, "Great idea!"