‘Tere Baap Ka Road Hai?’: Delhi Family Litters On Road; Loses Temper On Being Confronted

India’s “lack of civic sense” and "entitlement over problematic behaviour” were yet again in question, after a video was shared on social media, which immediately went viral. The clip showed a Delhi man recording a car parked on the roadside, near a street-side food stall. Turns out, the family sitting inside the car had thrown trash on the road after snacking inside the vehicle. Recording the passengers, the littered road and the car’s registration number, the man was seen asking the family to pick their trash up.As the confrontation continued, one of the family members- a man- got out of the vehicle and started aggressively reacting to the confrontation. Ultimately, instead of picking up the plastic bags and plates, the man was seen kicking

the trash under the car.The incident immediately went viral, receiving many reactions. Most demanded legal action, while others called the incident a result of “lack of fear against law, order and punishment".Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.Check out the viral post:“A family was sitting in a car, eating snacks and throwing their trash onto the road in Delhi. When a man saw this, he confronted them and said, Don’t throw your trash on the road. Pick it up They argued with him and replied, Tere baap ka road hai?” the post read. The post was shared on X (formerly twitter), by the handle ‘Lakshaymehta08’. The post was shared yesterday and pulled over 26K views from people.

A family was sitting in a car, eating snacks and throwing their trash onto the road in Delhi.When a man saw this, he confronted them and said, Don’t throw your trash on the road. Pick it upThey argued with him and replied, “Tere baap ka road hai?” 😳 pic.twitter.com/SADccjrreA

— Lakshay Mehta (@lakshaymehta08) June 20, 2026

Internet’s reactions: “Roadside eating helps many small businesses but is a big source of garbage on roads… govt needs to kicks some sense into such idiots polluting everywhere. Even roadside dhabas should have some responsibility to ensure garbage is collected and places around their shops are clean,” a user said. “Am I the only one who noticed the blue Street sign board is hidden by posters? That is also a problem,” added another person. Polite conversation would have brought different reactions. Confrontation in voice peps up someone. It’s still wrong anyways,” added another.