The trend of making reels and videos inside the Delhi Metro is increasing these days. A new Delhi Metro reel is currently trending on social media.
In the video, some users are sticking their mobile phones to the windows of moving metro trains and recording videos. They are then sharing these videos on social media.
People have different opinions about this trend. Some users consider it fun, while many others are concerned about the safety risks of recording videos inside a moving train.
Now, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has taken a strict stand against such videos.
DMRC Issues Special Appeal
The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has expressed serious concern over passengers placing mobile phones on the windows of moving metro trains to record videos.
The corporation has appealed to passengers and content creators not to make such reels.
DMRC has also made it clear that appropriate action will be taken against people who engage in such activities, as they violate metro rules.
Videos Can Create Problems for Passengers
In a statement shared on Instagram, DMRC said that it has noticed some social media content creators sticking their mobile phones to the windows of metro trains and recording videos while the train is moving.
According to DMRC, such activities can cause inconvenience or even injury to other passengers. There is also a risk that the mobile phones being used to record these videos could get damaged.
DMRC officials are taking the matter seriously. If any content creator is caught recording such videos, necessary action will be taken against them.
The corporation has therefore advised content creators not to record such videos inside Delhi Metro premises.
Delhi Metro Has Become Popular for Reels
The Delhi Metro has become a popular place for creating social media content. Many passengers and content creators are seen making dance, meme and other viral reels inside metro trains.
However, DMRC has repeatedly appealed to passengers to follow metro rules.
Passengers are also advised to avoid making videos or doing activities that could inconvenience other passengers or disturb the operation of metro services.
