The short clip has prompted users to draw parallels between Bengaluru Metro and Mumbai Metro. Commuters in cities are accustomed to the rush at the Metro stations. Putting their safety at risk, passengers somehow try to enter fully occupied trains at times. Bengaluru, an IT hub, is no different and now a video showing people struggling to get inside a Metro train has gone viral on social media.
The short clip has prompted users to draw parallels between Bengaluru Metro and Mumbai Metro. The clip shared by X user Mugdha Variyar shows the ladies coach filled with passengers.
The camera pans to show women standing at a door’s opening and the door failing to automatically close. Meanwhile, several other women are seen trying to get inside the train.
“Morning rush-hour scenes with Bangalore Metro. Poor headway management,” Variyar captioned the clip. Since being shared on Thursday, the clip has amassed more than 76,000 views on X.
Morning rush-hour scenes with Bangalore Metro.
Poor headway management. pic.twitter.com/HWHc4XWlAr
— Mugdha Variyar (@Mugdha_Variyar) October 26, 2023
While some users compared the scenario to Mumbai Metro, some others could not agree with it. A user commented, “Still not as unruly. No shoving, scratching, screaming. Bombay still wears that crown.”
Another user commented, “Not everything is bad management, it’s impossible considering the crowd, office hours and other public transport.” A third user commented, “An element of discipline by commuters is also essential. The metro officials can’t be asked to manage or regulate.” A fourth user wrote, “Bangalore is the new Mumbai.”