Instagram Influencer Apologises After Video Shows Her Dancing At Mumbai Railway Station
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The influencer named Seema Kanojiya was made to issue a public apology after her video violated railway norms.
Of late, the trend of people dancing inside metro trains, railway platforms, and other public places has seen a sharp rise. Despite facing flak online and repeated reminders by authorities, content creators don't seem to be stopping anytime soon. Recently, a social media influencer landed in trouble after police took action on her viral video in which she was seen dancing inside the Mumbai Railway Station. Seems @drmmumbaicr@Central_Railway has recruited these "Spirit Possessed" #Nautanki reel makers to "mop' the Platforms of Railway stations ...under the #MeraStationMeraAbhiman project..Visuals from CSMT...Thanks @RailMinIndia@RailwaySevapic.twitter.com/0gjtTpIDXL
The influencer named Seema Kanojiya was made to issue a public apology by the police after her video violated railway norms. Ms. Kanojiya took to her Instagram handle and shared the video of her apology, which shows her standing in the middle of two police personnel. In the clip, she can be seen accepting that it was wrong and illegal to dance on a railway platform. She also urged other Youtubers and creators to avoid making such videos in public places and further said sorry to viewers.
''Don't make video or reels at railway platforms and inside trains. Passengers face problems and it's offence. I'm sorry to make reels at the railway platform at Andheri and CSMT,'' she wrote. Ms Kanojia also attached a written apology that she submitted to the police.
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