Gurugram Cab Driver Viral Video: What started as a normal cab booking in Gurugram quickly turned into something disturbing for the driver, and the internet is now talking about it. A cab driver recently shared a video claiming that he received inappropriate messages from a customer through a ride-hailing app’s chat feature. According to him, the ride was booked to the ISKCON Temple. But before he could even reach the pickup point, he says the conversation took an uncomfortable turn.

In the video, the driver records his phone screen and explains what happened. He says, "Guys dekho, pehle bike wagera Rapido walo ke sath hota tha ab cab walo ke sath hora hai. Mere sath hora hai." He further adds, "ISKCON Temple, mandiro ke liye ride book ho rahi hai aur mai message dikhata hu customer ke kya kya aare hai. Raste mein hoon. Main ruk gaya, ab ja bhi nahi raha iss ride ko lene."

The screenshots shown in the clip allegedly display the rider first sending "Hello bro" twice. The driver replied with a simple "Hi." Soon after, the rider allegedly sent a sexually explicit message asking, "bro s*x karoge?" and also requested the driver’s WhatsApp number if he was interested. The driver responded clearly with "No." Later, the video allegedly shows the customer sending a "Sorry text" and cancelling the ride.

Ending the video, the driver shares his frustration and disbelief, saying, "Kya din aa gaye yar, kya kalyug aa gaya bhai. Bachke raho yr."

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The clip shared on X by the handle '@JaikyYadav16' has since gone viral, with many social media users reacting strongly and condemning the alleged behaviour. "This is a different kind of scam that's going on. They call a rider and then try to trap him with girls," a user wrote. "These days, this is the business that's really flourishing. Now the atmosphere everywhere is filled with fear because of them," a second user added.

"They are radiant people, and their ideology is completely different," wrote a third user. "Such messages show the declining mindset of society. The driver did the right thing—working with dignity and clearly refusing wrong things is real professionalism," added a fourth user.

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What was meant to be a simple ride booking has now sparked a wider conversation about safety and respect on ride-hailing platforms.