- By Shailvee Tiwari
- Tue, 07 Oct 2025 04:30 PM (IST)
- Source:JND
Bihar Teacher Viral Video: A shocking video from a train journey is going viral, showing a Bihar government teacher caught travelling without a ticket and creating a scene when questioned by the ticket examiner. The incident has sparked outrage online, with many slamming her behaviour as 'irresponsible.' The clip shows the TT doing his duty and asking the woman politely to “show your ticket or get out.” But instead of cooperating, the teacher starts arguing and refuses to leave her seat.
What’s more surprising is that the TT reveals she is a school master from Bihar, someone expected to set an example for others. In the viral video, the woman can be seen trying to avoid the TT’s questions, pretending to stay busy on her phone. But the TT stands firm and says, “agar ticket hai toh dikhaiye na ma’am.” Things take a heated turn when she suddenly tries to snatch his phone as he records the encounter.
Despite her attempts to argue and accuse him of harassment, saying, “ek mahila ko pareshan kar rahe hain aap aur nahi jayenge toh kya kar lenge,” the TT stays calm and handles the situation with patience. In the end, he ensures the woman gets off the train.
Watch The Viral Video:
Women travelling without tickets have more attitude.
— ShoneeKapoor (@ShoneeKapoor) October 7, 2025
When the TC asked for the ticket, she turned around and started demanding identification from him instead.
But the sensible TC recorded the entire incident; otherwise, these days it doesn't take long to make accusations. pic.twitter.com/10hGpA36HO
The video has now become a talking point on social media, where users are praising the TT for staying professional and criticising the teacher for her reckless behaviour. The post shared on X (Formerly Twitter) by '@ShoneeKapoor' a few hours ago received more than 172k views from users.
"I am glad he recorded the whole conversation, or she would have filed him under a false r**e case. All that just because the man is doing his job," a user wrote. "Imagine what would have happened if he hadn't had the video? TT, despite being right, would have been a villain by now, and this woman, despite being wrong, would have been a hero. The video saved the poor TT," a second user wrote.
"This is really bad, especially in the East UP and Bihar regions. Even if you book an AC ticket, you will see such people who will create a nuisance for other passengers. I have even seen a family beat the TTE out of the train at a station near Chhapra," wrote a third user. "Such confidence comes from years of unaccountability and constant validation and protection from simps," added a fourth user.