'You Threw Diaper Here, Pick It Up': Man Calls Out Tourists From Bihar For Littering In Darjeeling | VIDEO

A viral video from Darjeeling has captured a heated moment between a local man and a group of tourists from Bihar after they were spotted throwing trash, including a soiled diaper, out of their car. The incident quickly gained attention online for highlighting issues of civic responsibility and public littering.The footage, shared on the Reddit page r/IndianCivicFails and the post was titled, ''Man confronts tourists from Bihar, for littering in Darjeeling.'' The video shows the man confronting the tourists at a scenic spot. As the group discarded the diaper from their vehicle, he immediately intervened, recording the incident and urging them to take responsibility.“You threw a diaper here, pick it up,” he firmly told them.The driver seemed

unconcerned, arguing that the area was already littered. The man replied, “Leave that. We clean this place a lot. Pick up the diaper.” One of the tourists eventually got out and collected the discarded trash.Noticing the vehicle’s number plate, the man asked, “Where are you from? Oh, you are from Bihar.” He continued, “Please pick up the trash. Don’t do like this. If others have littered, will you do it too?”

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The driver then dared the man to share the footage online, prompting the local to remark, “See, this is how people from Bihar are. They should have thrown the child’s diaper in the dustbin but are littering outside.”The video sparked widespread debate on social media. One Reddit user commented, “The audacity of the guy to say, ‘baaki logo ne bhi toh kar rakha hai,’ as if littering is justifiable, since others do it too! This is exactly the problem with Indians — a herd mentality without critical thinking.” Another added, “‘Others do it too’ is such a common argument. It really shows how our society operates.”Many praised the man for his civic-minded actions, with comments encouraging “name and shame always” and applauding him for taking a stand toward a cleaner India.