WATCH: Fight Erupts Inside Moving MSRTC Bus In Pune’s Bhosari; Woman Joins Man In Assault, Video Goes Viral
Pune: A fight reportedly broke out inside a Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) bus in Bhosari on Wednesday night. A man and a woman were allegedly involved in assaulting another male passenger. A video recorded by a commuter shows the fight inside the moving bus. The footage shows a man attacking another passenger, who is seen lying on the floor. The woman also appears to join…
A violent altercation unfolded on a Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) bus in Pune's Bhosari area on Wednesday evening. The video captured by a passenger shows a man physically assaulting another passenger, who is lying on the ground. A woman is also seen joining the fight, attempting to grab the neck of the standing man. The incident reportedly occurred inside the bus, but police have yet to confirm the details.
According to the video and online reports, the argument between passengers escalated into a physical fight, with one of the men appearing intoxicated. The exact cause of the dispute remains unclear. In the footage, the physically assaulted man is struck by another passenger, and the woman accompanying him intervenes, attempting to strangle him. The fight continues as other passengers watch the scene unfold.
Eventually, the conductor of the bus steps in and manages to separate the three individuals involved. The three are removed from the bus by the conductor, and the other man regains consciousness. The video has since gone viral on social media, with passengers witnessing the incident. However, the details leading up to the fight and any injuries sustained by the passengers are not clear from the available footage.
The Free Press Journal attempted to contact Bhosari Police Station's Senior Police Inspector Sandeep Ghorpade for clarification and details. As of now, there is no police confirmation regarding the incident, the identities of those involved, or whether any action was taken against them. The video is being reviewed by the police, and further information is awaited from the MSRTC.
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