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Viral video: Social media is full of videos where people are seen creating chaos in public transport. From fighting over petty issues to brutal thrashing taking place post an argument, transports like buses, metro and trains have witnessed far too many similar incidents. Adding to the list, another instance came forward, where two women were seen brutally slapping and pulling each other's hair. The brawl was allegedly over the issue of free seats. As soon as a clip of the same was shared online, it went viral and left people irked over the ‘free seat initiative’. Many dubbed it an issue that has only increased such violence, while the rest demanded the revocation of such provisions for passengers.

The video was shared on social media platform X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘TeluguScribe’. The post was captioned, “Women fight for a seat in the bus coming from Hyderabad to Nagar Kurnool.” The video was shared yesterday and pulled 122K views from people.

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The video, soon after getting shared, went viral and triggered the internet. Most people chastised the move of offering free seats in itself, while the rest criticised the women for their behaviour.

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Taking to the comment section, people shared their take. “Wish we had a background music for this,” a user said. “Heads will be cut off in Rayalaseema for free bus!” added another. “Free seats create fights!!! And we cannot expand the fleet,” added a third person. “Salute to the driver and conductor for minding their own business... Avg day in TG nowadays,” added another.

“Just take any random route in Telangana, You will see this happening. Even women are fed up with this free service. @tgsrtcmdoffice drivers and conductors are getting exhausted of duty,” wrote a fifth person.

“I hope @tgsrtcmdoffice sir you and ee strand the issue. It is free transport. Plus, don't waste public funds. Pls, advise cm to take back free transport. TSRTC is only meant for subsidiary transport but is not free. It will kill the economy,” added a sixth person.

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