‘Phones stuck to Delhi Metro’ reels catch DMRC’s eye, creators warned: ‘Viewing this with all seriousness’
The trend has also prompted concerns among social media users, with some questioning whether such stunts could compromise the safety of passengers.
Delhi Metro users have been filming videos while attaching their mobile phones to the windows of moving trains, garnering attention on social media. However, this trend has raised safety concerns among the public, who question whether such stunts could put passengers at risk. In response to the trend, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has issued a warning against sticking mobile phones to Metro train windows.
The corporation stated that necessary action would be taken against anyone found engaging in this activity, as it can cause inconvenience or injury to other passengers and potentially damage the mobile phones used. The DMRC emphasized that such filming is unacceptable and requested content creators to refrain from making such videos within the Metro premises.
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