Viral Video Shows Youth Performing Dangerous Stunts, Drawing Graffiti At Bhayandar Creek Railway Bridge; Railways Respond
Mumbai: A video showing a group of youths allegedly performing dangerous stunts and drawing graffiti at the Bhayandar Creek railway bridge has gone viral on social media, prompting concerns over safety and possible damage to railway property. Viral Video Shows Dangerous Stunts The video shows the youths allegedly entering the underside of the bridge through a duct with the help of a ladder. Three…
A video depicting young individuals engaging in hazardous stunts and spray painting graffiti at the Bhayandar Creek railway bridge has gained traction on social media, raising apprehensions about safety and potential harm to railway assets. The video demonstrates the youths allegedly accessing the bridge's underside via a duct using a ladder, where three of them hang from the railing while water cascades below.
One displays a swinging motion, while another performs pull-ups. The final segment of the video features an individual allegedly defacing the bridge structure with graffiti. Urgent intervention is needed! Damage to railway property at Bhayandar Creek Bridge poses a significant safety risk. @WesternRly @drmbct @rpfwr1 @RailMadad @RailMinIndia are urged to conduct an immediate inspection, secure the area, and enforce appropriate measures against the perpetrators.
The alarming stunts have elicited concern from online users, with many demanding swift action and urging railway authorities to investigate and safeguard the site. One user tagged Western Railway, the Divisional Railway Manager, Railway Protection Force, and Railway Ministry, describing the alleged damage to railway property as a grave safety concern.
Railway Seva, the official passenger support account of the railways, responded to the post, requesting the complainant to share a mobile number via direct message to facilitate prompt action. Users were also directed to register their complaints through the RailMadad portal or by dialing 139 for expedited resolution. The video initially surfaced on Instagram, posted by the user sectorurbex, and amassed over two lakh views and 4,500 likes.
Its uploader claimed the footage is AI-generated; however, this claim has not been substantiated. The video has since proliferated across various social media platforms. As of now, there is no confirmed information on the identification of the individuals featured in the video or any formal action taken against them. Railway authorities have yet to provide further details on the matter.
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