A fresh video is been getting viral on the social media platform where a female passenger was been recorded in the phone camera without her knowledge . The women confined this issue by posting it in social media and raising a complain in the metro station and in the police office .
The women was meant be travelling in the metro from Whitefield to kadugodu metro station and the incident took place in the metro at 4 30 pm . The women immodestly told the man to stop recording and snatched the phone .
In the video the men look like a sensible and responsible person but the action that was done by him is not acceptable . I the video the women is ben asking him why he wanted to record and demanded to open up his phone .
The stranger wasn't even ready to open the phone and answer the question and he refused to accept that he was recording her . Later the women said that he snatched his phone and her bag and ran away where she followed him and caught him again .
The women later filled the complain in the metro station and complained in the police station . The metro officials have been informed her that they will get him by 7 days if he is seen around the metro and even the police are been into the further investigation .
During the video it is been absorbed that the women was be told to post the video online and make him viral and going to complain the stranger wasn't even afarid of it but tried to run away without shnwing his face , but somehow ended up getting caught in the camera .
When the women stressed and ask him why he recorded at first he hesistated later he told that her bag was been open so i though i will recored that movement .
Someone was recording a female passenger on the Bengaluru Metro. She recorded him back, he escaped, but his face is clearly captured. @BlrCityPolice, find him. Protect Bengaluru’s pride and safety. Zero tolerance. 🚨 @CPBlr @DgpKarnataka #NammaBengaluru #NammaMetro https://t.co/7SGvb20KGY
— ಸನಾತನ (सनातन) (@sanatan_kannada) October 27, 2026
The viral video has renewed public discussion about privacy and women’s safety on Bengaluru’s public transport network. Metro trains and stations are used daily by thousands of commuters, making effective complaint procedures and timely security intervention important.
Passengers who experience or witness suspected harassment can alert metro security staff and report the matter to the police. Authorities can investigate complaints using available evidence, including relevant CCTV footage where appropriate.
The incident also highlights the importance of responsible social media use. While sharing information can bring attention to a complaint, unverified accusations and attempts to identify individuals online can create additional risks.
As the investigation continues, commuters are looking to the authorities for clarity and appropriate action. The case has once again placed passenger privacy and the effectiveness of safety measures on Bengaluru’s Namma Metro under public scrutiny.
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