Trending: An RPF officer snatches a phone from a train passenger

A viral video shows an RPF officer snatching a train passenger’s phone to teach her a lesson, prompting netizens to react.

A video has been doing the rounds on the internet, where an RPF officer was seen snatching a train passenger’s phone, who was sitting in a sleeper class carriage. The woman had her hand resting on the windowsill as she spoke on the phone. Suddenly, an RPF officer approached her and snatched her device to teach her a lesson, leaving her shocked.

RPF officer snatches phone from a train passenger.

A woman was seen talking on the phone in a train, resting her hand on the windowsill. However, to teach her a lesson, an RPF officer suddenly snatched her phone, startling her. He grabbed her mobile phone to raise awareness about mobile theft. The caption of the post read, “To teach the female passenger not to be careless, the officer delivered a clear message. All forces are there for safety, but we must also remain vigilant; only then can any untoward incident be avoided.” After snatching her phone, the RPF officer hands the phone back, while warning her about the risks of using a phone without paying attention to one’s surroundings. As he returns it, he remarks, “Aise he mobile cheenletahai” (This is how phones get snatched).

Watch the viral video here:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPgazfJDWy0/?utm_source=ig_embed&ig_rid=03217da3-f2b3-4c70-8012-6a90c46a6a9d

Netizens react to the viral video.

The video has thus far garnered over three million views. One social media user wrote, “Achhahua police original hai” (Good, he’s an honest policeman). Another reacted, “Aunty ko heart attack aateaaterukgaya” (The aunty almost had a heart attack). A third user wrote, “Born to be chor but due to pressure became police” (Born to be a thief but became a cop due to circumstances).” One more commented, “Why practice people have rights to use their phones in every where tum kaamshikroyehchoriaorlootpath band ho” (People have the right to use their phones everywhere, but do your job properly and stop theft and robbery).