Delhi Metro Has A Funny Take On Commuters Dancing Inside Train Coaches
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Delhi Metro posted a meme which showed different kinds of headaches and their causes.
Of late, videos of people making Instagram reels inside metro coaches have seen a massive rise. Though such videos can bring in a lot of views and likes for social media influencers, they can also be a source of nuisance and inconvenience for fellow passengers. Last month, Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) warned commuters not to film videos inside metro coaches. This time, Delhi Metro decided to show up its funny side with a cheeky post on Twitter. मेट्रो में Travel करें Trouble नहीं #DelhiMetropic.twitter.com/UwVfQmo9aH
DMRC shared a popular meme template. "Metro mein travel karein trouble nahi (Travel in the metro, do not cause trouble)," it said in Hindi.
Delhi Metro posted a meme which showed different kinds of headaches and their causes. It showed how migraine, hypertension, and stress caused headaches. However, the last one shows a person suffering from pain in their entire head and the reason stated was, "When you see someone dancing in metro."
Check out the tweet here:
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