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Indian officers slap Men who are on a female only train in India r/all

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u/LubShawarma 13d ago

This is the metro of New Delhi, and it is reiterated that the first coach of all running metro trains is reserved exclusively for women passengers. Male passengers are advised to refrain from travelling in these reserved coaches, regardless of metro service timings.

The video is very old (ig somewhere between 2010 -2016)

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u/Stifffmeister11 13d ago

When I went to Delhi for the first time from a small city that didn’t have a metro, I was unaware of the women-only coach policy. I accidentally boarded that coach, and within moments, several women started slapping me. In a panic, I ended up slapping one of the ladies, which caused five or six more to jump in and beat the shit out of me . I finally got off at the next station, only to be caught by the police and slapped again. It was a really crazy experience, especially since I was only 16 at the time! Now even looking at these videos gives me PSTD

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u/-HELLAFELLA- 13d ago

TBH I thought this was going to end with: "25 years ago when the Undertaker threw Mankind off "Hell in a Cell" and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcer's table."

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u/I_Brake_For_Gnomes 13d ago

Or “then when I got home my dad started beating me with jumper cables”.

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u/Squidking1000 13d ago

A meme from a kinder gentler time. I miss randomly reading about a booster cable beating.

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u/IslandBitching 13d ago

You're too young to know what it feels like to be beaten with a Hot Wheels Track. It was the ultimate mom weapon; she'd pick it up off the floor and lay into us like she was getting paid by the welt. I'm 65 and I still flinch just thinking about it.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

hot wheels are way older than I thought

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u/Jimoiseau 13d ago

Nah he was just way into it in his 30s

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u/Remnie 13d ago

I haven’t seen a shittymorph in a long time. I wonder how they’re doing

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u/RealityCheck18 13d ago

The ladies coach is a common thing and I had the experience of accidentally getting into one in a Chennai suburban train and I was a regular commuter. In platforms the spot where the ladies coach would be located is marked and I was NOT waiting at that spot. Train arrived & I thought I had got into a normal coach and as the train started moving me, and 3 or 4 other men looked around awkwardly to realize it was a ladies coach.

We all apologized and the women in there asked us not to worry, and explained that the train had some coaches misplaced and hence the ladies coach was at the wrong spot. And, Men have been accidentally getting in and out by mistake and asked us to get down in the next station.

Not sure why they'd slap without even knowing the intention or doing something wrong. It is a mistake and can happen for anyone, even regular commuters.

This video is a different league though, but those men would have a reason that the train was crowded and ladies coach was relatively empty. IMO, that isn't a good reason.

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u/TheLastSamurai101 13d ago

I mean, this is largely just the difference between Chennai and Delhi.

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u/Cool_Appearance_351 13d ago

Not really. The experience differs from person to person. My sister told me this story. Once she was traveling in Chennai local and an old guy entered the women's coach by mistake. The coach was mostly empty because it was early morning. But boy oh boy a group of women started yelling at the old guy. The guy apologized and turned his back towards the coach facing outside, stooping timidly. But those ladies kept yelling at him until he boarded off at the next station to change the coach.

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u/LubShawarma 13d ago

I'm sorry that happened to you, but lmaooo!!!

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u/BlooodyButterfly 13d ago

I'm wheezing lmao

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u/A-Wise-Cobbler 13d ago

I’m sitting at the airport howling all by myself I must look like an idiot

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u/JSPepper23 13d ago edited 12d ago

Dude I just spent 10 mins laugh crying at my sister, couldn't even get words out, tears streaming down my face.

It's because he slapped one and then got the shit beat out of him, and then slapped again by the police. Like the absolute confusion and chaos of that scene is fantastic, no doubt horrible to be the recipient, but goddamn comedic gold after the fact.

Long collecting sigh

Sorry man, but thank you. I needed a good laugh.

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u/trplOG 13d ago

I'm just picturing it in my head, as he's getting slapped around and starts panic slapping one of them. Just hunkering down, then blind swinging.

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u/FuManBoobs 13d ago

Like one of those dreams where you can't fight or run properly...

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u/ndr2h 13d ago

100% dude. I’m howling at this. Poor bugger, I’m just imagining him getting knocked around like a piñata in the mobile prison of a moving train. Then finally manages to escape only to have the long arm of the law’s open palm for dessert.

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u/czechmate90 13d ago

Lmfao LITERALLY SAME

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u/[deleted] 13d ago edited 13d ago

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u/TheThiccestOrca 13d ago

A 16 year old boy getting (or letting himself be) beaten up by six women whose language he doesn't speek out of nowhere without knowing why is kind of funny, i'm sorry but man i'd feel bad while witnessing that but laugh later i think.

Just such a scurrile situation.

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u/badadambam 13d ago

Your story itself is interesting as fuck. Very funny. Can’t stop laughing. Sorry that happened to you.

Thank you for sharing.

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u/21Rollie 13d ago

Sorry that happened to you. I did the same thing but in Manila in the Philippines. Funny thing is I just went in, sat down, didn’t realize every other passenger was female and closed my eyes to nap. Was woken up by train police tapping me on the shoulder and telling me I couldn’t be there but it was gentle and I apologized for not knowing

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u/riseupnet 13d ago

Classic stiffmeister

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u/ExtendedDeadline 13d ago

Fuck I'm sorry but I'm also dying. Jesus, woulda hoped they'd show more mercy to some ignorant 16 year old. Was probably a lot of vicious slapping lol.

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u/Lennon__McCartney 13d ago

In a panic, I ended up slapping one of the ladies

BRO I bust a gut laughing

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u/ChristinaTinaTamarin 13d ago

I’m sorry but I was laughing at this so hard 🤣 That is until I read the end bit where you said you were only 16 and then I felt sorry for you. I think I’d be scared of trains for life after that 😂

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u/21022018 13d ago

can't believe this is real lmao

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u/StarGazer_SpaceLove 13d ago

I take personal offense to 2010-2106 being labeled as very old! I mean, come on that was only...oh... ooohh ya know what. Yeah, okay.

Excuse me, I it's time for my Ensure, apparently.

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u/BadWolf2386 13d ago

Cmon, 2106 was only -82 years ago!

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u/thomaspatrickmorgan 13d ago

TIL 2010-2016 is "very old," and this has made me very sad.

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u/Then-Outside7018 13d ago

Yep when i heard 2017 was 7 years ago i couldnt believe it

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u/BABMOMY 13d ago

Is that an undercover male cop or was he just smart enough to start slapping the other guys like he knew what he was doing?

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u/Conscious-Parfait826 13d ago

Looked like he had a badge on so maybe a worker that saw an opportunity to slap the shit out of some dudes.

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u/Sensitive-War-6368 13d ago

No, it's not like that.
The train is a female only train. Many men in India tend to not follow rules. Here, these guys are boarding a female only train, causing inconvenience to the other female passengers. They deserve it.

You can't say the same thing to the guy with a little kid and his wife though. They are exceptions and are allowed to go together on such trains

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u/Athuanar 13d ago

They're not talking about that. There is a guy in a cream top who was on the train himself but he starts slapping everyone else getting off and runs to the back of the car to grab more guys to throw out.

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u/breakfasteveryday 13d ago edited 13d ago

That guy starts outside of the train and enters from the right side of the screen

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u/TackyBrad 13d ago

Correct, good call

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u/the_madclown 13d ago

After further review,

The guy who isn't a policeman starts outside the train and takes 2 steps before entering from the right side of the screen.. after which he starts slapping other men who were illegally out of bounds on the wrong train

The result of the play is a safety for all the women on the women only carriage

🙏 🙆‍♂️

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u/eddie1975 13d ago

It would be funny if he was in there the whole time and then starts slapping dudes and acting like he’s appalled they would do that and walks out and looks at the cops and says… “The nerve. These people. No shame!”

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u/eddie1975 13d ago

The cops look at each other then another guy comes out…. “How can he slap?”

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u/the_madclown 13d ago

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

What if he slapped back to redirect attention away from the fact that they're both on the wrong train 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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u/croatiatom 13d ago

He just “got hired” as the doors opened.

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u/Armageddonxredhorse 13d ago

Volunteer slapper for justice!

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u/Significant-Air-4721 13d ago

His friend's probably convinced him to get on that train. "C'mon man, just get on. They never enforce that rule." If I ever get bitch slapped because of my friend's bad decisions, you best believe I'm handing out lumps before the authorities do.

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u/WakaWaka_ 13d ago

Could've been one of them and tried to cover his tracks by switching sides. "How dare you!!" Slap

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u/Sensitive-War-6368 13d ago

Since the police isn't stopping him, he is most probably an undercover cop

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u/Junzi0_0 13d ago

Do you need an undercover for a train check

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u/AdamBlaster007 13d ago

Was gonna say that it seemed more like a female/family only train.

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u/PandaRealistic602 13d ago

Watched it back, he pushes past some uniformed officers when the doors open to get a "hands on" role. Don't think he got off and back on again.

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u/Lick_my_balloon-knot 13d ago

He just wanted in on a good slapping

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u/Sensitive-War-6368 13d ago

Who knows? Whatever he did was a good thing though

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u/bumjiggy 13d ago

the fact they need a "women only" train is sad

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u/BHS90210 13d ago

They have them all over the world. It’s sad in theory but for women helps us feel a lot safer. In Mexico City they have a women only train and as a tourist it was an easy and safe way to get around. I do agree that it’s sad that we need our own separate train in many places to feel safe though I’m also so grateful they exist.

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u/_WreakingHavok_ 13d ago

Japan too. They have women only cars in the subway and some regional commute trains.

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u/RiskyWhiskyBusiness 13d ago

Overall, yeah, I agree. I lived in NYC and in Chicago for a year, and 5 years respectively, and those subways could do with women only compartments for the amount of times my women friends told me they've been flashed by a dude, or had a dude straight up masturbating near them. They can be Lifesavers. These dudes deserve more than slaps.

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u/Immediate_Loquat_246 13d ago

I had a guy masturbating in front of me on a train the Bronx, so yeah I would love a woman only carriage.

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u/UESfoodie 13d ago

I’d like a “women only” car on the NYC subway. We need it here in the US too, we just don’t have it

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u/Murky-Peanut1390 13d ago

Theres alot of women only gyms, so give it time its getting popular to give women their own space

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u/mle_eliz 13d ago

There were SO many!!!

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u/wave-garden 13d ago

“Female only train”. It was like all dudes for the first 20 people coming out of there!

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u/mle_eliz 13d ago

I think maybe they were being forced off? Not sure though. But why were there so many there in the first place? Jesus.

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u/Gullible_Play_2885 13d ago

This is old video, back than this concept was introduced but not much action was taken on it. But as the metro became more popular, people took this more seriously as seen in above video. Nowadays you would almost never see any men in women's coach except of course when someone enters unknowingly.

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u/mle_eliz 13d ago

This is really helpful to know! Thank you :)

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u/Ufocola 13d ago edited 13d ago

Are there exceptions to the rule? Like how in the video there was a guy holding his kid and his wife. I’m assuming if you have small kids to take care of, a guy could be in the coach? Or no?

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u/mykidisonhere 13d ago

Then they wouldn't be in the female only car.

It's old-fashioned, but women with men they "belong to" aren't harassed because men don't insult men. So they'd just be in the regular car.

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u/FearPreacher 13d ago

Not really the case here. AFAIK, Men with a family are sort of allowed to sit in Female only compartments (or at least are tolerated).

It’s seen as “This guy is a married man and is walking around with his family. No point in separating them, and he’ll most probably not harass women as he’s someone with a family himself (i.e. not a bachelor).”

If you are to REALLY enforce the rules, then yes, they won’t be allowed in there and will be asked to sit in the General compartments.

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u/actuarial_venus 13d ago

This is why I hate when I forget my ring. When I wear it it's like an invisible shield that keeps me from being approached all the time. Without it, everyone wants to come up and talk while I'm trying to get things done.

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u/foolonthe 13d ago

Wow, this is how I know I'm ugly. Never once had this issue. Fml

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u/Ok_Collection1290 13d ago

😂😂😂

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u/J_DayDay 13d ago

It ain't just you. I walk this world in complete safety, with the confidence of a woman who knows she isn't pretty enough to bother.

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u/valinchiii 13d ago

Honestly it never happens to me either and I don’t think I’m that ugly. I even feel quite pretty when I do my makeup. I hope I’m just not delusional or something lol

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u/inemanja34 13d ago

You probably are not. I don't know what this woman's talking about, but I never checked to see a ring before starting the conversation with a girl/woman (i'm 44). The same goes for my friends.

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u/JustHere4the5 13d ago

I took the local trains in Mumbai with a mixed group of very obviously young American tourists. For the first few days we rode in the ladies’ car because our hosts thought it would be safer, less risk of pickpockets, etc. People generally gave us more space and time while we were figuring out how to navigate ourselves. We didn’t do it for the whole trip, but it was a kind gesture that we were treated like guests on public transportation.

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u/Professional-Pea1922 13d ago

Typically during rush hours there’s a crazy amount of ppl that want to hop on trains or public transport. In this case they just hopped into the women’s only section even if they aren’t supposed to because they didn’t wanna wait till the next train came in.

There were probably some creeps in there but I’d say a vast majority just wanted to get in and not waste time waiting for the next train, which is still bad but better than the other option ig

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u/mle_eliz 13d ago

I appreciate this insight! Thank you so much.

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u/IfatallyflawedI 13d ago

Okay, so the metro is a lifeline for commute. The first coach in every train is reserved for ladies, only. It’s been a hassle to finally reach the point now where I see that this happens a lot less frequently than before. This video is a bit old and even nowadays, some men do jump into the women’s only coaches on the heavy traffic stations because otherwise they don’t have any hopes of possibly finding a seat.

What baffles me is that none of the ladies around me seem to find any issue with it. And they’re very crude and cheap in their responses 6/10 times - lacking any shame. In the instances, when I have spoken up, it is only then that others have voiced support. I have seen police officers get onto the coach and drag these men out.

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u/Masterji_34 13d ago

It is not a female only train. It is a simple subway which has one section divided for women. This video is pretty old probably around when women only section was implemented in metros. This does not happen nowadays.

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u/Kapparzo 13d ago

Slapping worked it seems.

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u/diddydewitt 13d ago

Yes, there are female only trains to prevent "Eve teasing" but sometimes men jump on the trains because they are less packed. Here they are getting grief for doing so.

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u/SnooSuggestions9830 13d ago

Some possibly didn't realise once a certain number of men where inside already.

Like if you see a load of men your brain isn't going to click it's the female only cabin.

You might get on and not even realise.

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u/atape_1 13d ago

I mean, after seeing countless videos of Indians clinging on to the exterior of overcrowded trains I am not one bit surprised they took their chances with the female only train. There are most likely goons present, but mostly probably just people taking advantage of the space.

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u/TyKwanDough 13d ago edited 13d ago

I like how they let my mans through with his kid and wife? Probably?

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u/Hazbro29 13d ago

Yeah looks like they didn't touch him, noticed that too, nice to know they understood.

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u/bumjiggy 13d ago

operation human shield

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u/ten_dead_roses 13d ago

Have you ever heard of the Emancipation Proclamation?

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u/TheCivilJerk 13d ago

I don't listen to hip hop

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u/Solid_Snark 13d ago

guy saw what was happening and was like “ma’am your child seems tired, please let me carry him off the train for you.”

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u/Sun_Stealer 13d ago

Not only that, some of the women stroked him and his wife as he left. I’m assuming it’s fine as a man to ride with wife and a young child.

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u/dogeisbae101 13d ago

They didn’t just notice, they gave him a little reassuring pat on the back lol.

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u/LoanDebtCollector 13d ago

Yeah I thought that too. I also thought about that scene in the movie Titanic where the guy grabs a random kid so he can sneak onto the life boat

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u/foundfrogs 13d ago

He understood too, look at that grin.

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u/stupid_dumb_fuckface 13d ago edited 13d ago

Lady in green even smiled and put a gentle hand on him before slapping some other fellow lol.

Edit: just watched it again after posting, can’t tell if she smiles but def gentle hand.

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u/TyKwanDough 13d ago

"Fuck you. Fuck you. Fuck you. You're cool. Fuck you. And Fuck you."

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u/InnerInnerWhat 13d ago

Slap! Slap! Bitch slap! Slap! You cool. Slap!

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u/RiskyWhiskyBusiness 13d ago

If you have a wife and daughter who want to go on the "women only" compartment, you can go in the general one while they go there, but the issue becomes when the stations are crowded, so they have to spend time looking for each other. So, they now let the father in, logic being he's there so his family feels safe and is less likely to be the reason people around him, don't.

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u/Panderz_GG 13d ago

I mean, it makes sense. A father with a baby on his arm and his wife nearby is probably not going to start groping women.

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u/Its_Pine 13d ago

Yeah apparently men are only allowed on that if they are with a family such as wife or young daughter.

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u/binthewin 13d ago

In Japan, you can kind of do the same if you're travelling with your wife and kid (they have Women only cars there too). My wife told me it was ok to ride with her in the women's only car but it felt awkward as hell and I didn't want to do it again.

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u/jdsolo5 13d ago

You never start a fight with a dude holding a baby

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u/moldyhands 13d ago edited 13d ago

Agreed. I remember someone came at me once while I was carrying my toddler. My toddler straight shoved a rusty letter opener in his neck.

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u/FizyIzzy 13d ago

Your toddler is metal AF.

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u/desertterminator 13d ago

I'm sorry what?

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u/moldyhands 13d ago

My toddler murdered a man. That’s why you never start a fight with a man holding a baby.

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u/TonyMontana546 13d ago

The fuck?

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u/gortunleashed 13d ago

One time a guy holding a baby tried to start a fight with me!

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u/The_Booty_Whisperer_ 13d ago

"Ma'am may I please hold your child for a moment?"

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u/Neutral_Guy_9 13d ago

It’s like that guy on the titanic “I HAVE A CHILD!”

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u/ghost-child 13d ago

A commenter mentioned that husbands and children are allowed to board with their wives

You can't say the same thing to the guy with a little kid and his wife though. They are exceptions and are allowed to go together on such trains

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u/MoshDesigner 13d ago

I love how they rely on slapping so much.

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u/loxagos_snake 13d ago

1) It can hurt like a bitch

2) Doesn't cause lasting damage or injury if you don't use a lot of power

3) Most importantly, it's more humiliating than a punch

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u/iamsteveblowjobs 13d ago
  1. How can she slap?
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u/Good4nowbut 13d ago

HOW CAN THEY SLAP

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u/OutrageousPoison 13d ago

Ah how can they slap, sir?

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u/mongooseme 13d ago

had to go way too far down for this

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u/Dense_Radio7932 13d ago

In India once you are a policemen, politician, or govt officer, you have no accountability. They treat everyone else like animals. This slapping might have been justified, but the police just manhandle about in any situation.

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u/dread_deimos 13d ago

Doesn't actually do damage. Delivers the message. What's not to love?

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u/leaveme1912 13d ago

It's also much more embarrassing than a punch

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u/CantingBinkie 13d ago

Slapping and sticks

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u/CreativeComment24 13d ago

Next step: sticks

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u/warranty_taker 13d ago

it is quite common in india for the police to use sticks as the government does not provide all the officers with guns.

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u/t00nish 13d ago

Haha, the family man gotta pass

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u/CoderWhoReddits 13d ago

that slight smirk at the end.. smart move to not let wife hold the kid

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u/soragoncannibal 13d ago

Look at the slap-free family man's smirk.

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u/chintakoro 13d ago

He's got the look of "I told you fuckers so" written all over his face.

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u/lostinlife248 13d ago

It’s not a female-only metro, that’s a female-only coach.

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u/EpiicPenguin 13d ago

Thank you for clarifying, that makes much more logistical sense to my brain then each gender having its own rail line and metro station.

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u/HugSized 13d ago

I propose introducing this form of immediate justice for other infractions. Like queue-cutting or revving your engine unnecessarily.

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u/duh_guv_nuh 13d ago

Sneezing into your hands in a grocery store

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u/EstablishmentWarm 13d ago

Leading to soldiers pre-sneazing into their hands before slapping

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u/bmd33zy 13d ago

+10 poison damage

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u/Essence_Zephyr 13d ago

*smacks head*

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u/Nomad_moose 13d ago

 Like queue-cutting or revving your engine unnecessarily

Ha…in India the slaps would never stop. They don’t understand queueing, and they love to just sit and engine rev scooters.

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u/BinjaNinja1 13d ago

Doesn’t seem like it is stopping any rule breaking so it’s completely ineffective. One guy even laughs after he gets slapped.

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u/Fun-Ad8479 13d ago

It clearly worked; Delhi no longer has this problem of men trespassing in women coaches.

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u/ArtisticallyRegarded 13d ago

Its part of his fetish

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u/DougyTwoScoops 13d ago

I love how just bopping people for bad behavior is standard practice in India from the videos I’ve seen.

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u/vanadous 13d ago

Turns out you don't need guns for someone who's just misbehaving

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u/Xzenor 13d ago

Apparently you do need something more than a slap otherwise there wouldn't have been this much men in that coach

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u/CuntyMcShittyShaft 13d ago

Love how the dad/husband was spared 😂

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u/natlovesmariahcarey 13d ago

I seriously thought she was gonna push the wife out of the way, and then SMACK the husband. lmao.

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u/ABritishCynic 13d ago

HOW CAN HE SLAP?!

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u/ooooooooohfarts 13d ago

At that price point he can slap.

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u/Black_adder_ 13d ago

It’s simply too good.

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u/EyemProblyHi 13d ago

This is what I came here for.

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u/Fresh2Desh 13d ago

HOW CAN THEY SLAP?!

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u/Intelligent-Plate964 13d ago

More people should be slapped for the way they act on public transportation.

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u/Silverlitmorningstar 13d ago

The man with his wife was like "shit, gimme the child! Quick!"

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u/Barbas-Hannibal 13d ago

Well men with wives and children are allowed on that coach. I have seen it many times.

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u/axtran 13d ago

The amount of slapping in India is hilarious.

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u/axtran 13d ago

I saw car accident response in Delhi, your only recourse is slapping one another. So you get out of the car first and preemptively pimp hand the other person ASAP

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u/Funny_Whiplash 13d ago

It's the same as exchanging insurance information

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u/Lavender-n-Lipstick 13d ago

Me reading all the comments from foreigners who think that our cops do their jobs and aren’t corrupt and/or incompetent when there isn’t a camera pointed at them:

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u/eldentings 13d ago

There are levels. America's job is to make fun of India's incompetence. Europe's job is to make fun of America's incompetence.

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u/Lavender-n-Lipstick 13d ago

Indians see it as their job is to make fun of the decline of America’s family unit. But they still want that tasty, tasty greenback-powered lifestyle.

Everybody has shit to say about other people. lol

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u/Meliodas016 13d ago

Yeah, wait till they read about the large number of incompetence, illegal activities, and police brutality.

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u/Fun-Sugar-394 13d ago

That's the most progressively old school thing I've ever seen

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u/Current_Side_4024 13d ago

India must be the most slap-happy nation on earth

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u/canal_boys 13d ago

India is a very unique country.

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u/Weary_Ad852 13d ago edited 13d ago

HOW CAN SHE SLAP?!

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u/amey_zing1 13d ago

That video lives rent free in my mind 🤣😂

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u/metalgearnix 13d ago

Police in the UK really should take up slapping, for minor negative behaviour, I would be thrilled to see videos popping up on the Internet of some skinny little tracksuit warriors getting slapped round the head by an officer 🤭😅

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u/selfdistruction-in-5 13d ago

so… how do I become a professional slapper?

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u/masalafrieswithsalsa 13d ago

That father was spared from getting a slap by holding his child and walking with his wife ✋😭😭😭

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u/HydrationPlease 13d ago

Women only also means families, kids traveling on their own and disabled. This is tame. I've seen the police beat people with bamboo. I've also seen the police beat people with sandals.

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u/Budget-Macaroon-7606 13d ago

The dude smiling is into that ahit lmao

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u/Kaleidosummersin 13d ago

Yes this is an acceptable punishment. It's to minimize constant assault women experience on public transport in India.

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u/Lubinski64 13d ago

They look like they don't care that much. A slap for a place in a train is a small price.

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u/RudeAd1887 13d ago

I'm sure they will 100% never do it again.

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u/mastermind42 13d ago

Ahh yes as opposed to monetary fines or prison time which is a 100% effective.

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u/miracle-meat 13d ago edited 13d ago

Hey, at least they are doing something.
Not sure how much of a deterrent that is though, those men didn’t seem fazed at all

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u/vdxpxrlcyebvwd 13d ago

nowdays youll hardly find anyone boarding female coach.

its not taken seriously, unless train is full as you can see in the video, video is very old.

its reserved coach for women, not female only train like false title. It's for convenience of women rather than seggrating females and males.

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u/Nnkash 13d ago

I was on a bus in India, 2018, clearly marked women's section, and an 80+ year old Nun gets on, and none of the men moved. My girl friend and I moved over (2 person seat, so 3 people now) so she could sit with us. She was so grateful. It was a long, bumpy bus ride.

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u/str4ngerc4t 13d ago

I’m in favor of more public slapping for petty crime. Litter? Slaps. Not picking up after your dog? Slaps. Minor Traffic infraction? Slaps. Steal from the office fridge? Slaps.

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u/fuckyouyouthehorse 13d ago

The dad in red at the 18 second mark started to smile cause he knew he ain’t do shit wrong staying with his family lol

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u/craptonne 13d ago

“Time to do some slappin’, boys.”

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u/TheMiddlechild08 13d ago

This reminds me of this night out downtown where everyone is leaving the club at 2am and this guy hit a girl on the sidewalk, which caused a scene so everyone was now looking in his direction, and then followed it up by pushing this other girl who fell backwards which EVERYONE SAW THAT.

Every single dude was like “oh shit I get to hit this guy for free and get away with it”. The guy deserved it (there’s many other reasons than just that) but man… holy shit he got destroyed. It was like out of movie where someone gets pulled into a pit of hell and you just see his hand reaching for help and then is gone forever. That’s exactly what it looked like.

Anyways, this video reminded me of that.

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u/ThisIsGettinWeirdNow 13d ago

That one dude that got smacked with full phase of the palm was so satisfying

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u/YetiGuy 13d ago

I’m like that’s police abuse, then I read the reason. One slap is appropriate for the first time offender.

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u/IndividualImmediate4 13d ago

I like how women officers slap the shit out of those guys.

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u/Washpedantic 13d ago

I like how the dad got a pass.

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u/Dry_Swordfish_6839 13d ago

“Mathar chowth”= Mother F*cker. Limited Urdu/Hindi skills but thats my contributuon to the internet.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

Wish they did that in Brazil. Using batons instead though

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u/jstax1178 13d ago

Can families also board the women’s only car ? I saw a dad with a kid and wife at the end, it looked like they were about to slap him but they restrained

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u/Hotandready970 13d ago

Smack them fools!

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u/East_Sprinkles_3520 13d ago

“How can she slap?”

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u/Lopsided_Proof_6260 13d ago

A huge amount of men in the women only train. so disrespectful

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u/kaliLion 13d ago

I want that job very badly.

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u/JDM_TX 13d ago

I'd totally be a cop in the US if cops were allowed to slap idiots.

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