Mumbai Local Train Station Witnesses Yet Another Stampede-Like Situation | Viral Video

Believe it or not, but there does exist a place that witnesses stampede-like situations on almost a daily basis– yet is romanticised by people of the same city! If you haven’t guessed already, we are hinting towards the horror that the Mumbai Local Train and its passengers witness on a daily basis, yet choose to treat it like any other regular day. A video- allegedly recorded at the Andheri Railway Station on Tuesday, January 20- was recently shared on social media, which again reminded the internet of how scary the mere tasks of boarding or debording the Mumbai locale can be.The clip showed a massive crowd waiting for the train- congested enough to seemingly leave claustrophobic people traumatised. However, as soon as the train reached the station,

the scene only turned further ugly, as most people began to run after the train’s door at the already crowded platform– in an attempt to board the train.Soon, the entire station began to witness a stampede-like situation. The video went viral in an instant, leaving netizens reacting. Most called the clip a huge ‘sign’ of how authorities need to intervene, while others chastised people who like to ‘romanticise’ the ‘struggles of Mumbaikers’.Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post. Check out the viral post: “Daily struggles of a Mumbaikar,” the post read. The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘IndianTechGuide’. The post was shared today and pulled more than 70K views from people.

Daily struggles of a Mumbaikar. 🙏 pic.twitter.com/X3ie15lpRL

— Indian Tech & Infra (@IndianTechGuide) January 22, 2026

Internet's reactions: “Western Railway data shows average 10 track fatalities per day from falls during boarding, amid recent service cancellations for maintenance. Metro Line 2B and three others slated for partial openings in 2026 could divert 20% of suburban traffic, per MMRDA projections,” a user said.ALSO READ: ‘Kitchen Ke Samne Toilet Hain’: Mumbai ‘Matchbox’ Apartment Worth Rs 1.25 Cr Creates Buzz | Video “What's the point of DAVOS and multibillion investments if we are still struggling to solve this basic issue of Mumbaikars? 20 yrs back I was at Ghatkopar for one year. Been there, done that,” added another person. “It’s not a struggle. It’s the daily risk of losing lives. Every single day. Why isn’t the government stepping up with better management?” added another person. “India is a very unique country tbh,” wrote the next.