Trending: Man calls out mess on train to Manali done by Class 10 students

The man in the video flagged littering by Class 10 students in a train coach travelling to Manali.

A video has recently been trending on social media platforms, where a man can be heard calling out mess on a train to Manali, allegedly done by Class 10 students. The man flagged down these students for littering inside a train coach while travelling to Manali.

A man shows how the floor of a train compartment is covered with scattered waste.

A man has raised concerns over littering inside a railway coach, allegedly by Class 10 students travelling to Manali, after sharing a video on Instagram. The clip, posted by Vikrant KrishnaraoThakre, shows a train compartment floor strewn with waste, sparking a conversation about civic sense and public behaviour. In the video, Thakre refrains from showing any students’ faces, focusing instead on the coach’s condition. The floor appears littered with food wrappers and other trash, suggesting poor cleanliness during the journey.

More on the man talking about public behaviour.

While recording the video, Thakre can be heard expressing his disappointment over the situation. He said in Hindi, “Isstarah behave nahikiyajata. Main unko blame nahikarraha, par itna basic knowledge honachahiye. Itnigandaginahifailanichahiye. Itna sense tohkisikobhiaatahai.” He said that such behaviour is unacceptable and that while he is not blaming the students, everyone should have the basic understanding not to litter or create such a mess in public spaces.

Watch the viral video here:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DV5npbSsn39/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=d3f755d3-8b01-4f89-b9cb-15ffcd483053

Netizens react to the viral video.

One user reacted, “This is exactly why public spaces in India suffer. Education should include basic civic sense.” Another expressed, “School trips are fun, but discipline should not be forgotten.” A third person wrote, “At least he did not show faces, that is responsible content creation.” One more commented, “Parents and teachers both need to guide students on such basic habits.”