During the Raksha Bandhan festival, many regions across India witnessed an extraordinary surge in the number of passengers using public transportation. The overcrowding was particularly severe in trains and buses, as people traveled in large numbers to celebrate with their families. In a recent incident a women is shown entering bus through window.
A video that has recently gone viral on social media shows an unusual scene at a bus stand in Chitrakoot, Uttar Pradesh. The video captures a woman, dressed in a red saree, attempting to enter an overcrowded bus through a window. Due to the significant number of passengers, entry to the buses was reportedly on a first-come, first-served basis, leaving many people struggling to secure a spot.
In the video, the woman can be seen climbing onto the back of the bus before entering the bus Through window through the last window. The bus is visibly packed, with passengers resorting to dangerous methods to board. The video has since garnered millions of views, sparking a wide range of reactions from netizens.
The surge in passengers was partly due to a special initiative by the Uttar Pradesh Government, which offered free bus services to women on the day of Raksha Bandhan. While this initiative was aimed at facilitating travel for women, it also contributed to the overcrowding. Despite deploying extra buses on many routes, the demand far exceeded the available capacity, leading to chaotic scenes like the one captured in the viral video.
The video has sparked discussions online, with many viewers expressing concern over the safety of such practices. While festival seasons often see increased travel and overcrowding, the dangerous methods some passengers resort to highlight the need for better crowd management and safety measures during these peak times.
The incident in Chitrakoot serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by public transportation systems during festivals and the importance of ensuring passenger safety amidst the rush.
