Trending: Indian tourists vandalised a ₹500 homestay in Agra

A video shows how Indian tourists were jumping on beds with dirty shoes and stealing a bulb at a homestay in Agra.

Recently, a video has been widely circulated on social media platforms, where Indian tourists are seen vandalising a ₹500 homestay in Agra. This has sparked backlash from netizens who are slamming the group’s behaviour and calling for strict action.

An Indian group in Agra vandalised a homestay.

The video, which has now gone viral on the internet, shows how Indian tourists jump on the bed and steal a bulb at a ₹500 homestay in Agra. They are seen jumping on the bed with dirty shoes and even pulling down blankets. The clip on social media has attracted massive backlash, with netizens slamming the group’s behaviour and calling for strict action against them for their unruly conduct and lack of civic sense. The clip shows a man recording the chaos inside the homestay. Speaking in Hindi, he says, “Agra ghoomneaaye the, yehdekho,” while another man is seen running and jumping over beds and blankets with dirty shoes, deliberately soiling them. The man recording adds that the room cost just ₹500 and sarcastically asks a friend, “Chill kiyakinahi?” The video then cuts to another individual stomping on blankets and pulling them down aggressively. The person filming also claims they even stole a light bulb from the room.

Watch the viral video here:

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Video sparks sharp criticism.

Several social media users slammed the unruly behaviour of the group. They called out the group’s entitlement, irresponsible conduct, and lack of respect for property. Many demanded strict action and accountability to deter such behaviour at tourist destinations. The incident is added to a growing list of cases involving Indian tourists behaving irresponsibly in public and tourist spaces in recent weeks.

On January 6, another viral video showed a group of men crowding around foreign women tourists near Mumbai’s Gateway of India. The women, reportedly from Azerbaijan, were seen taking photographs near the TajMahal Palace Hotel while several men gathered around them, some clicking pictures and others staring, raising serious concerns over tourist safety.