‘Kya Dikha Rahe Ho?’ Delhi Uber Driver Confronts Man Over Flashing Pistol! Here’s What Happened Next…

Mostly, it’s the cab drivers who lose it after a passenger cancels the booking at the last minute. However, when something similar happened with THIS Uber driver, it was the passenger instead, who lost

his composure. Not only did the passenger-in-question lose his calm, but he was seemingly ready to get seriously violent as well! A Delhi video was shared online, where the said passenger was seen flashing a pistol during an argument with the driver. As per the post, the man had booked two Uber cabs at the same time. However, when the driver reached the spot, and one of them asked him to cancel the booking, the passenger went violent. He began to show his pistol in broad daylight, allegedly in Delhi’s Laxmi Nagar.As the argument grew louder, the driver began to record the man and his pistol. Understanding the gravity of the situation, the passenger then seemingly began to back down, as he was heard saying that he was leaving anyways. The Uber driver, on the other hand, continued to confront him, asking if he was about to shoot him.The video went viral and left netizens reacting. Most found the passenger at fault and demanded action against him. Many also expressed concern over how casually the man was trying to threaten others with a weapon.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.

Check out the viral post:

“Laxmi Nagar, Delhi. Passenger booked two rides and both driver reached. After that a driver end up having an argument with the passenger and the passenger took out a pistol to threaten him. @Uber_India ensure a fair cancellation Policy to stop such disputes,” the post read. The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘NCMIndiaa’. The post was shared a day ago and pulled more than 24K views from people.

Laxmi Nagar, DelhiPassenger booked two rides and both driver reached. After that a driver end up having an argument with the passenger and the passenger took out a pistol to threaten him. @Uber_India ensure a fair cancellation Policy to stop such disputespic.twitter.com/vXklACOYDW

— NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs (@NCMIndiaa) November 11, 2025

Internet’s reactions:

ALSO READ: Sudha Murthy & Kiran Mazumdar Shaw Switch To Their ‘Baraati Mode’! Duo’s Dance Video Goes Viral “Instead of tagging police, you tag Uber, who runs this page,” a user said. “Now it seems like a mobile camera is more powerful than the pistol,” commented a second person. “india is not for everyone. After seeing the pistol again- again he wants to see it more, lol. Why take risk? Added another. “The idiot reaching out for the pistol repeatedly is given the chap a fair reason to fire the weapon in self defence. If someone tries to snatch ke disarm your licensed weapon in aggression,” added another person.ALSO READ: ‘Mera Bhi B’Day Hain, Muje Bhi Wish Kar Do’: Memes Take Over As Bihar Polls Overshadow ‘Nehru Ji’s Birthday’ “The fault here lies entirely with the passenger. First, why book two rides at once? Drivers earn their living this way — anyone would be angry. But pulling out a pistol in the middle of the market is criminal! #Uber_India must take strict action, and police intervention is equally necessary. #Delhi,” added another.