Viral Video: Video of woman cooking Maggi in railway coach goes viral, raising concerns about safety

Viral Video – A video is going viral on social media showing a woman cooking Maggi using an electric kettle in an AC coach of the Indian Railways. The woman is seen cooking on the train by plugging the kettle into a power socket, which is typically used for charging mobile phones. Following this, the Central Railway issued a strict safety advisory regarding the incident and stated that action has been initiated.

Railways Issue Strict Warning

In an official statement, the Central Railway stated that using electric kettles on trains is “strictly prohibited” and is “unsafe, illegal, and a punishable offense.” According to railway officials, such behavior can pose a fire risk and be extremely dangerous to other passengers. Furthermore, it can disrupt the train’s power supply and cause malfunctions in the AC or other electronic equipment.

Video Goes Viral and Social Media Debate

The video was posted on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) by a user named @WokePandemic and has been viewed over 65,000 times. After the video went viral, passengers openly expressed their opinions on the railway’s security system and passenger responsibility. One user wrote, “This is not a joke, but a serious safety hazard. Hopefully, this will warn others not to attempt such dangerous stunts.”

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Some users also questioned what the coach attendant did during the incident. One user wrote, “If the coach attendant didn’t stop the woman from doing this, he should have taken responsibility.”Other users demanded information about the action taken by the railway, saying that mere rhetoric would not suffice and that updates on the action taken were essential.

Mixed reactions on social media

One user expressed deep dismay over such dangerous stunts and said, “Action against such people is absolutely necessary. Compromising safety for social media appearances is unacceptable.”

Disclaimer: The information in this news is based on claims made on social media. Mission Ki Awaaz does not confirm its authenticity.

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