‘Maut Aajaye But Train Na Jaye’: Viral Video Shows Crowd Risking Lives JUST To Board Mumbai Local

In a typical ‘Mumbai local’ incident, a rather sad video showed the desperation among passengers to board the local train. The video was shared on social media, which went viral and left netizens with a whole lot of questions. The clip showed a massive crowd risking their lives– just to board the train allegedly from the Thane Station. As per the viral video, the incident unfolded on November 06 due to the trains running late. Reportedly, the Central Railway employees had held a protest against the booking of two railway engineers in connection to the Mumbai train accident that took place on June 09. The protest was staged at the Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT), resulting in many trains running late.Due to late trains, the crowd at the Thane station

was left with no other option but to gather in large numbers while waiting for their ride home. As soon as the post went viral, netizens began to react. Most questioned the authorities for poor maintenance of public transport, while the rest expressed concerns for the passengers and their well-being.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.

Check out the viral post:

“Thane railway station scene on 6th November, as motormen go on strike,” the post read. The posts were shared on Reddit, by the handle ‘Omarr_Paper’. The post was shared 4 days ago and pulled more than 1M views from netizens.

Thane railway station scene on 6th November, as motormen go on strike. byu/Omarr_Paper inmumbai

Internet's reactions:

ALSO READ: ‘Can't Spoil Aesthetics’: Mumbai Man Takes Down ‘Illegal Banner’ From Metro Pillar; Gets Hailed By Internet “Maut aajaye but thane se local na pakadna padhe,” a user read. “Cattle. We are literally get treated like Animals that are on the way to get butchered,” added another person in the comments section. “Just glad I am not in this situation of commuting in a way like this,” added another. “Seriously consider yourself blessed if your job travel doesn't involve local trains,” wrote the next internet user.ALSO READ: ‘True New Yorker’: Yet Another Zohran Mamdani Video Wins Internet! Clip Shows Him ‘Vibing’ At Bar Post Win “The real villains are hiding in plain sight as always. It's the greedy corporations who mandate return-to-office nonsense for work which is proven to be doable remotely, just for the sake of preserving the culture,” added another.