Woman captures man making obscene gestures during train journey, watch
A video has gone viral on the internet in which a woman captures a man making obscene gestures at her, railway has responded
A video has gone viral on the internet in which is seen making obscene gestures at her from another coach during her travel between Bolpur Junction and Dankuni.
A train ride on the Vivek Express turned uncomfortable for content creator Rupali Dixit. While traveling between Bolpur Junction and Dankuni, she says a man started making obscene gestures at her from another coach.
Dixit didn’t stay quiet. She pulled out her phone, recorded him, and posted the videos on X. One clip shows the man looking at her and making inappropriate gestures while she stood at the coach door.
She wrote, “Today I was travelling in Vivek Express when I stood at the coach door, this guy behaved badly and gave me signs.”She mentioned the man was in the second general coach of the 15228 SMVT Express, near the engine, and was heading toward Dankuni Junction.
Look at the post here:
Today I was travel in Vivek Express when I Stand at coach door ,this guy behave badly and giving me sign of Sexual .He was Travelling in a 15228- SMVT Express in 2nd General coach from Engine and now he was reaching to Dankuni Jn.@RailMadad @RailMinIndia @RailwaySeva @RPF_INDIA pic.twitter.com/bMp4J61Czg
— Rupali Dixit 🇮🇳 (@GhumakkadLaali) June 29, 2026
The videos went viral fast. People online praised Dixit for speaking up and called for action. Many said women shouldn’t have to feel unsafe on trains.
Indian Railways responded quickly. Their official handle replied that her complaint was registered on Rail Madad and a complaint number was sent to her phone via SMS.
Your complaint has been registered on RailMadad and complaint no. has been sent through SMS on your mobile no. You may track your complaint via this link https://t.co/5jRBcou3Uh
— RailwaySeva (@RailwaySeva) June 29, 2026
Users welcomed the quick reply. Some said it shows why reporting matters. Others pointed out that this case shows why trains need better surveillance and stricter punishment for harassment. One thing’s clear: cameras and social media are making it harder for creepy behavior to go unnoticed.
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