Woman records reel inside Vande Bharat loco pilot's cabin. Railways investigates
A viral X post claimed that a woman and her family filmed a reel inside the loco cabin of a Vande Bharat train. Railway Seva sought full incident details as the clip triggered calls for an enquiry.
A viral video showing a woman and a man seated inside the loco pilot's cabin of a Vande Bharat train has raised serious questions over railway safety, with users demanding to know how members of the public were allowed into one of the train's most restricted areas.
Sharing the video on X, Prem Bhardwaj identified the woman as Sarita Yadav and alleged that she, along with her family, entered the Vande Bharat's loco pilot's cabin to film a social media reel
According to the post, the video shows the woman and a man taking turns sitting in the loco pilot's chair. Although the authenticity of the claims has not been independently verified, the footage has fuelled widespread criticism online.
Sharing the clip, Bhardwaj urged railway authorities to investigate the incident and take action against those responsible.
"These days, the wives of government employees have been bitten by such a craze for making reels that they're not thinking about anything before or after," he wrote.
He further alleged that the family had entered the engine cabin of a Vande Bharat train and warned that such actions could endanger the lives of hundreds of passengers.
See the post:
The post quickly gained traction, with many users expressing concern over how unauthorised individuals could allegedly gain access to a restricted area of a running train. Others called for a thorough investigation to determine whether railway safety protocols had been violated.
The matter also reached Railway Seva, the official grievance redressal handle of Indian Railways, which responded in the comments section.
"Please share complete details related to the incident, such as train number, mobile number, and date and time," the account wrote, indicating that authorities were seeking additional information before initiating any inquiry.
Meanwhile, users noticed that the Instagram account identified as belonging to Sarita Yadav was no longer accessible. The profile now displays a message stating that the page does not exist, although it remains unclear whether it was deleted, deactivated or removed.
As the video continues to circulate online, many users are urging the Railways to investigate the circumstances under which the footage was allegedly recorded and determine whether any safety or operational rules were breached.
A viral video showing a woman and a man seated inside the loco pilot's cabin of a Vande Bharat train has raised serious questions over railway safety, with users demanding to know how members of the public were allowed into one of the train's most restricted areas.
Sharing the video on X, Prem Bhardwaj identified the woman as Sarita Yadav and alleged that she, along with her family, entered the Vande Bharat's loco pilot's cabin to film a social media reel
According to the post, the video shows the woman and a man taking turns sitting in the loco pilot's chair. Although the authenticity of the claims has not been independently verified, the footage has fuelled widespread criticism online.
Sharing the clip, Bhardwaj urged railway authorities to investigate the incident and take action against those responsible.
"These days, the wives of government employees have been bitten by such a craze for making reels that they're not thinking about anything before or after," he wrote.
He further alleged that the family had entered the engine cabin of a Vande Bharat train and warned that such actions could endanger the lives of hundreds of passengers.
See the post:
The post quickly gained traction, with many users expressing concern over how unauthorised individuals could allegedly gain access to a restricted area of a running train. Others called for a thorough investigation to determine whether railway safety protocols had been violated.
The matter also reached Railway Seva, the official grievance redressal handle of Indian Railways, which responded in the comments section.
"Please share complete details related to the incident, such as train number, mobile number, and date and time," the account wrote, indicating that authorities were seeking additional information before initiating any inquiry.
Meanwhile, users noticed that the Instagram account identified as belonging to Sarita Yadav was no longer accessible. The profile now displays a message stating that the page does not exist, although it remains unclear whether it was deleted, deactivated or removed.
As the video continues to circulate online, many users are urging the Railways to investigate the circumstances under which the footage was allegedly recorded and determine whether any safety or operational rules were breached.
A viral video showing a woman and a man seated inside the loco pilot's cabin of a Vande Bharat train has raised serious questions over railway safety, with users demanding to know how members of the public were allowed into one of the train's most restricted areas.
Sharing the video on X, Prem Bhardwaj identified the woman as Sarita Yadav and alleged that she, along with her family, entered the Vande Bharat's loco pilot's cabin to film a social media reel
According to the post, the video shows the woman and a man taking turns sitting in the loco pilot's chair. Although the authenticity of the claims has not been independently verified, the footage has fuelled widespread criticism online.
Sharing the clip, Bhardwaj urged railway authorities to investigate the incident and take action against those responsible.
"These days, the wives of government employees have been bitten by such a craze for making reels that they're not thinking about anything before or after," he wrote.
He further alleged that the family had entered the engine cabin of a Vande Bharat train and warned that such actions could endanger the lives of hundreds of passengers.
See the post:
The post quickly gained traction, with many users expressing concern over how unauthorised individuals could allegedly gain access to a restricted area of a running train. Others called for a thorough investigation to determine whether railway safety protocols had been violated.
The matter also reached Railway Seva, the official grievance redressal handle of Indian Railways, which responded in the comments section.
"Please share complete details related to the incident, such as train number, mobile number, and date and time," the account wrote, indicating that authorities were seeking additional information before initiating any inquiry.
Meanwhile, users noticed that the Instagram account identified as belonging to Sarita Yadav was no longer accessible. The profile now displays a message stating that the page does not exist, although it remains unclear whether it was deleted, deactivated or removed.
As the video continues to circulate online, many users are urging the Railways to investigate the circumstances under which the footage was allegedly recorded and determine whether any safety or operational rules were breached.
