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- The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has warned social media content creators against sticking mobile phones to Metro train windows to film viral videos.
- In a statement on Instagram, DMRC said the act can inconvenience or injure other passengers, damage the devices, and that necessary action will be taken against anyone caught doing it.
- The trend went viral after a Delhi influencer's video drew 135 million views, though reports suggest the phone is usually detached before the train moves, with another person filming inside.
- DMRC has consistently urged passengers to follow Metro rules and avoid filming that disrupts fellow commuters.
What to watch next
- Whether DMRC takes visible action against creators caught filming
- Whether the viral trend spreads to other Metro networks or prompts similar warnings
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Delhi Metro Rail Corporation
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“The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has noticed that some social media content creators are pasting their mobile phones on the Metro train windows and shooting videos with the moving train.This act can cause inconvenience or even injury to other passengers and can damage the mobile phone devices of the users. DMRC authorities are viewing this with all seriousness and if any content creator is caught indulging in such a shoot, necessary action shall be taken.Therefore, the content creators are hereby directed to not shoot such videos within the Delhi Metro premises”
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…anyone found doing so. DMRC issues warning In a statement posted on Instagram, the DMRC said such filming could inconvenience or injure other passengers and could also result in damage to the mobile phones being used. " The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has noticed that some social media content creators are pasting their mobile phones on the Metro train windows and shooting videos with the moving train.This act can cause inconvenience or even injury to other passengers and can damage the mobile phone devices of the users. DMRC authorities are viewing this with all seriousness and if any content creator is caught indulging in such a shoot, necessary action shall be taken.Therefore, the content creators are hereby directed to not shoot such videos within the Delhi Metro premises ," DMRC's statement on Instagram read. The recent trend involves people attaching or sticking a phone to the outside of a train, dancing in front of it, and then doing the exaggerated “running after the train” bit as it…
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