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It began with the Delhi metro and reached the Mumbai local train, and now, it has found a new ‘victim’- the DTC Bus. What we are talking about is not some infection or plague, but rather the infamous ‘Delhi metro shenanigans’ that have now reached the Delhi public buses. Delhiites were used to witnessing petty fights and arguments in the metro, but now they are also facing the same incidents in the public buses. Recently, social media saw a whole lot of new viral videos where people ended up creating ugly chaos on the bus. Joining the bandwagon, another clip surfaced online and went viral. The video showed two women fighting over a seat on the bus. What caught more attention was that the argument turned into an extremely abusive one real quick, leaving many stunned. Most netizens called it the ‘Delhi metro effect’. 

The video was shared on the social media site X (formerly Twitter) by the handle ‘Ghar ke kalesh’. The post was captioned, “Kalesh b/w Two Women Inside DTC Bus over ladies seat.”

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The video is going viral and gained a lot of reaction from the netizens. Most dubbed such incidents a ‘daily occurrence’ for Delhi public transport, while others chastised the women for being abusive and creating a scene for other commuters. Many also called it an impact of the Delhi metro. The video was shared yesterday and received 80K views from people. 

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Taking to the comment box, people shared their take. “Inspired by Delhi Metro,” a user said. “Metro ki apar safalta k baad ab DTC video’s are trending (the effects of Delhi metro have now successfully reached the DTC buses as well),” commented a second person. “This is what happens when you don't face the consequences of your actions,” said a third user. “Why is the red shirt guy playing umpire in between? If he had spoken two more words then I fear both the ladies would have thrown him out of the bus,” added a next. “Just a normal day in public transport of Delhi,” said another.