Man In Burqa Viral Video: A scary moment unfolded on a Mumbai local train when a man, dressed in a burqa, entered the ladies’ compartment near Ghatkopar station on the Central Railway. The unexpected entry left many women inside the coach shocked and uneasy, especially during the rush when the train was heavily crowded. At first, the disguise helped him blend in, but his odd movements soon made the passengers uncomfortable.

Sensing something was wrong, a few women confronted him, and a video recorded inside the compartment shows them questioning his presence and expressing fear over their safety.

The alert passengers immediately informed railway officials. Soon after, teams from the Government Railway Police and the Railway Protection Force rushed in. But before they could catch him, the man jumped off the moving train and escaped.

ALSO READ: 89-Year-Old Mumbai Grandma Sells Bracelets On Local Trains, Says 'I Pay My Family To Stay With Them' | Video Goes Viral

Watch The Viral Video:

The video shared on X (Formerly Twitter) by the handle '@MeghUpdates' was captioned, "Shocking incident on Mumbai local train: A man disguised in a burqa allegedly entered the ladies-only compartment near Ghatkopar station, attempted to molest women passengers. Alert commuters confronted him; he fled by jumping to another train. Complaint filed at Ghatkopar PS; GRP & RPF probing."

Since being shared, the video received significant likes, comments and views from users. One user wrote, "Disturbing and unacceptable. Kudos to the alert commuters. Hope the accused is caught quickly and strict action is taken. Safety on local trains must be non-negotiable." "This isn’t about faith or fabric. It’s about how easily women-only spaces can be breached," a second user added.

ALSO READ: MVRC To Introduce Waterproof, Air Conditioned 'Vande Metro'; How Will It Benefit Commuters In Mumbai's Monsoon?

"This is the reason the burkha should not be allowed in public places. God knows who is the person wearing it, is it a criminal, a terrorist, or a genuine person?" wrote a third user. "Women’s safety is not a joke and not a loophole to be exploited. Ladies' compartments exist because women are already vulnerable in crowded public transport. Abusing that protection is a criminal betrayal of trust," added a fourth user.