Foreigner's Video Showing Poor Condition Of Toilet On Indian Train Sparks Debate
Many train passengers have been using social media in recent days to highlight the terrible state of the trains, which are plagued by congestion and people without tickets taking up seats. aboard social media, a video of a foreigner demonstrating the state of a restroom aboard an indian train is now trending. Artist Irina Moreno posted the video to Instagram. It displays the state of the train restroom and its lack of hygiene. The foreigner was riding the udaipur City-Jaipur Intercity Express when she filmed the video, based on the train number listed in the post's title.
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Sharing the video, Ms Moreno wrote, "Western toilet on train in India, 2nd class. train 12991."
Ms Moreno shared the video a few days back. Since then it has garnered more than 52,000 likes and 5.8 million views. The post also sparked several reactions.
One user wrote, "You are travelling in second class which is one of the cheapest forms available. I want to advise you to travel in first class to capture the real picture."
"Large countries have many sides to explore. Budget-conscious travel requires careful planning. You chose this train for affordability. Alternative options like Vande Bharat and Metro trains were available. Travel with cultural sensitivity and respect," commented another.
Sharing the video, Ms Moreno wrote, "Western toilet on train in India, 2nd class. train 12991."
Ms Moreno shared the video a few days back. Since then it has garnered more than 52,000 likes and 5.8 million views. The post also sparked several reactions.
One user wrote, "You are travelling in second class which is one of the cheapest forms available. I want to advise you to travel in first class to capture the real picture."
"Large countries have many sides to explore. Budget-conscious travel requires careful planning. You chose this train for affordability. Alternative options like Vande Bharat and Metro trains were available. Travel with cultural sensitivity and respect," commented another.