'Trains are meant for transport, not for dance': Railways urges travellers after belly dance video goes viral
Mumbai local train went popular on social media, Central Railway's divisional manager Rajnish Kumar Goyal has urged the travelers to «avoid such activities and stunts during train travel.» The video has sparked debates and concerns over safety and public behavior.
A video showcasing a woman's belly dance performance aboard a running Mumbai local train went viral few days ago. The video was posted by user @mumbaimatterz, who captioned it as «Entertainment… Now Belly Dancing inside Mumbai Local Train.
It seems #MumbaiLocal Trains are the most happening place to showcase talent.» The clip, captured between Sandhurst Road and Masjid stations, has garnered widespread attention.
Responding to the video, CR's divisional railway manager, Rajnish Kumar Goyal, urged commuters to refrain from engaging in such activities and stunts during train journeys. He emphasized, "...Trains are meant for public transport and not for these activities," in a statement posted on X.
The video's precise date and location remain unconfirmed, although sources suggest that it occurred on the suburban section of Central Railways, between Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) and Sandhurst Road stations.
The incident has not only triggered discussions on social media platforms but has also captured the attention of the Mumbai police.
This incident serves as a stark reminder of the importance of maintaining appropriate behavior and safety while utilizing public transportation services, where the comfort and security of all passengers should be a top priority. Public reaction continues to pour in as authorities assess the situation and its implications.
