DMRC meme taking fire on the Internet, see what DMRC says

This tweet has set a fire on Twitter and people start commenting on their other complaints over that.

DMRC meme taking fire on the Internet, see what DMRC says

New Delhi: Where DMRC is continuously warning people who are Dancing and making Reels on Metro Trains, there are some very enthusiastic people who are not able to stop showing their skills in the Metro places, for those DMRC Recently uploaded a funny meme for the creators to understand it by their own way. 

In a very recent tweet shared by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation quoted, Johnny Johnny! YES PAPA, Making Reels in Metro NO PAPA!

This tweet has set a fire on Twitter and people start commenting on their other complaints over that.

Some users wrote 

 

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However, DMRC has warned commuters against dancing or creating reels on trains, also stated that such activities are prohibited and could distract the train operator, leading to potential safety hazards. The DMRC also emphasized the importance of following safety rules and regulations while traveling on the metro.

The DMRC has a strict policy against any kind of nuisance on its premises, including trains, stations, and other facilities. 

Some commuters have criticized the DMRC's warning, stating that dancing and making reels is a harmless activity that adds to the joy of traveling on the metro. However, the DMRC has reiterated that safety is its top priority and that any activity that could compromise passenger safety will not be tolerated.

While dancing and making reels on metro trains may seem like harmless fun, it is important to remember that safety should always come first. The DMRC's warning serves as a reminder to all commuters to prioritize their safety and the safety of others while traveling on the metro.

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