Full attitude, no shame: Man caught urinating outside Red Fort Metro Station
A man was recorded urinating near a boundary wall outside the busy Red Fort Metro Station in Delhi. Pedestrians passed by as the incident unfolded.
The man was immediately confronted and shamed by onlookers, including a foreign national involved in a cleanliness drive. The event was captured on video and shared on Instagram by user @4cleanindia, who regularly participates in cleanliness campaigns while living in India.
Public reaction and viral video
Shortly after the incident, a group of young volunteers and the foreign national started clapping and sarcastically applauding the man’s behavior, attracting the attention of others nearby. Embarrassed, the man quickly left the scene but was recorded in the act.
“Is this how we should approach this kind of behaviour? A man was peeing near the Red Fort metro station. A group of people started cheering and applauding. But even after peeing, the man walked with full attitude and no shame. This attitude is the reason why we are one of the dirtiest places in the world.”
The clip has gone viral on social media, provoking widespread disappointment and discussion about public hygiene. The influencer's original post was later deleted but had already received thousands of reactions.
Related social media discussion
- Users criticized the man’s unapologetic attitude despite public shaming.
- The incident highlighted ongoing challenges regarding cleanliness and public behavior in urban areas.
“A man was peeing near the Red Fort metro station. A group of people started cheering and applauding. But even after peeing, the man walked with full attitude and no shame. This attitude is the reason why we are one of the dirtiest places in the world.”
Additional context
Similar viral videos, such as a Serbian man clearing month-old garbage in seconds, urge communities to act responsibly rather than blame others.
Author’s summary: This incident reflects persistent public hygiene issues and the need for greater civic responsibility in urban India.