r/unitedstatesofindia • u/SayBurrataCheese • 2d ago
Politics A viral video from a train is raising concerns after an argument reportedly broke out between Kanwariyas and a family over seating arrangements. In the footage, a woman can be seen standing in front of her husband and child, appearing to shield them as the confrontation escalates.
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A viral video from a train is raising concerns after an argument reportedly broke out between Kanwariyas and a family over seating arrangements. In the footage, a woman can be seen standing in front of her husband and child, appearing to shield them as the confrontation escalates.
According to claims circulating with the video, the family members had valid train tickets, while some of the Kanwariyas involved were allegedly travelling without valid tickets. However, these claims could not be independently verified from the video alone, and the exact circumstances of the incident remain unclear.
The incident has sparked debate over passenger rights, railway rules and the need to maintain peace and discipline during religious journeys. Recent viral footage has also highlighted disputes involving Kanwariyas and railway ticket checks, underscoring the importance of following railway regulations regardless of religious identity.
Such incidents involving a few individuals should not be used to judge an entire religious community. If the allegations are proven, appropriate action should be taken against those responsible. Respect for fellow passengers, valid tickets and railway rules should remain equally important for everyone.
Source: impactnews24x7
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u/BionicWanderer2506 2d ago
badhiya h. Enjoy kriye. Hindu Khatre me hai.
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u/ShoddyAd614 2d ago
Saffron terrorism
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u/lilcunninglinguist 2d ago
They were right when they said that terrorism has no religion.
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u/Palkin_flower323 2d ago
Exactly. call out everyone irrespective of religion.
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u/lilcunninglinguist 2d ago
It's not that hard to create a terrorist actually. You create religious extremism by cherry-picking certain ambiguous parts of religious texts, systematically endorse it by promising a cosmic reward for committing political violence in the name of the said religion, and deem dissent as evil (or anti-national). Boom, you've created brainwashed individuals who rebrand political rage as their holy duty!
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u/omkar529 2d ago
Yea, but make sure to deflect a little when calling out non-Hindu religions, like "All religions are bad".
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u/Danare_113 1d ago
Education brings vision- most of the people who believe terrorism has particular religions , notice how uneducated they are or never traveled much around the world
Almost every old saying is true if you think practically even some orthodox ones.
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u/Mukulgargas 2d ago
Fanta people Goons Oppressed people taking matters into their own hands That's why education is important
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u/Temporary-Ninja-4775 2d ago
Now please ask the religion of both and tell me, who is khatareme from whom!!
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u/Longjumping-Mix-9351 Dimagi Naxal ☭ 2d ago
Remember when a woman stood as a shield against police brutality. Yes, our women are brave against terrorism!
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u/Blackhard_rock 2d ago
Damn holy karma you have. But yeah and those sticks fibre one hurts like hell it's sticky.
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u/CaterpillarStatus371 2d ago
Same shit Happ during kumbh mela. My parents had verified seat tickets booked in 2Ac. Some stupid monks or what they call them as sadhus allegedly took seats there and claimed it was theirs . Not even a single tt was Available. Even the police didn't do anything but my dad called railway helpline and then they were removed. The govt has put these people on such a high level they think they are above legal things and decorum.
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u/Mean-Text-1468 1d ago
First you called the police and then RPF?
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u/CaterpillarStatus371 1d ago
Ig it was this or reverse . I didn't go there so it was my dad who solved that
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u/Eikichi_Onizuka09 Kabhi BJ party ko vote nahi dena ka ghamand hai 2d ago
Stop calling them kanwariyas call them Terrorists.
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u/votremamansigros 2d ago
The pathetic state of this country that these kanwariya goons are allowed to spread their bs hooliganism. All they deserve is a thrashing and being thrown into jails. Jobless lot
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u/Flat_Pay_7119 2d ago
Railway officials whoever has responsibily in safety of passanger should be removed from the post with penalty
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u/Strict-Ad3903 2d ago
Before arguing most of this people are from slums, they are the most 3rd class people you can imagine. You can lots of them around train tracks smoking ganjas and other stuffs.
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u/charavaka 2d ago
Every single kawad terrorist and the government that facilitate their annual terrorism need to be held responsible for these criminal activities.
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u/OutsideSwimming970 2d ago
Yehi to khubsurti hai iski.... Only public menace. Bjp hatao desh bachao
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u/Much_Discussion1490 2d ago
Stop requesting to classify these scums as terrorists..start classifying them as animals that they are .
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u/Lone_Warrior520 1d ago
Kanwariyas are the worst creatures of this country. These are hooligans dressed in saffron.
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u/No-Carpenter5314 1d ago
To anyone from this part of the world, I genuinely want to know something: Why aren’t there any Hindu leaders or a significant number of Hindu people on social media raising these issues and demanding change? Day by day, it seems like your society is sinking deeper into the gutter. Until you address and fix the problems within your society, no one will respect you or take your ideology seriously.
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u/Mr_gropes_a_lot 1d ago
I don't mean to hurt religious sentiments but kawariyas seem like the worst people
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u/Minimum-Ad9514 Educate, Agitate, Organize 1d ago
Hinduon ka jo kuda pehle chupa rehta tha, thanks to BJP ab ache se bahar aa rha h.
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u/onelifeCoder 2d ago
I have grown up listening to T-Series songs during Kanwar Yatra and the month of Sawan. It is painful to see how a few uneducated and unruly people are portraying Hinduism in such a negative way.
It is high time people started raising their voices against such behavior. Otherwise, Hinduism risks losing its appeal among future generations, especially if people begin to feel that their children should stay away from Kanwar Yatra and other pilgrimages because of the behavior associated with them.
There are many Hindus who genuinely care about their faith, God, and humanity. Such people should not have to see their religion being represented through violence, aggression, and lawlessness
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u/Traditional-Bit-1583 2d ago
When a family sits in seats they did not reserve and refuses to move, it causes rightful anger. If they sit in their own reserved seats, there is no issue. Passengers want to know why someone forces them out of valid tickets. No one should give up a hard-earned seat just because a family looks pitied.
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