Bengaluru woman eats inside metro coach, fined Rs 500 after video goes viral
A woman was slapped with a Rs 500 fine for eating inside a Bengaluru Metro coach. The woman found herself at the receiving end of the internet after a video of her eating inside the coach went viral on social media. Consuming food while on board is a strict violation of Namma Metro rules. Following the violation, security personnel stepped in to impose a fine as she entered Madavara Metro Station at the NICE Road junction. advertisementIn the clip, the woman is seen eating from a tiffin she had taken out of her backpack.
Watch the viral video here: According to Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL), consuming food or beverages on metro trains or within the station premises is against the regulations. This policy is designed to prevent littering, maintain hygiene, and ensure a pleasant environment for all passengers. In a statement issued on Monday, BMCL said, "A regular commuter on Namma Metro from Madavara Metro Station to Magadi Road Metro Station was today fined a penalty of 500/- for violation of metro rules." It added, "She had disregarded metro rules by eating while travelling on the metro on 26th April 2025, a violation that was caught on camera by a fellow traveller and uploaded on social media." advertisement"Bengaluru Metro is a shared space, and adhering to the rules is essential for ensuring a comfortable and safe travel experience for all commuters. Passengers must remain mindful of the regulations and actively contribute to maintaining the metro environment," the statement said.
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