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Burj Khalifa viral video: Indian tourist dances on Chogada at world's tallest building, netizens say RIP, civic sense
Tourists dance, Burj Khalifa video goes viral Burj Khalifa video: Criticism over civic sense and local norms Live Events Comparisons drawn with conduct expectations abroad (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel A video showing a group of Indian tourists dancing to the Bollywood song Chogada on the viewing deck of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai has triggered a debate on social media about public behaviour in international spaces. The clip, uploaded on Instagram by Dubai-based content creator @the_walking_lens_ on June 15, shows the group wearing matching outfits and performing Garba steps at the world's tallest video quickly gained traction online, with thousands of views, likes and shares. While many found it entertaining, a section of users expressed concern about the appropriateness of such performances in a public tourist space like the Burj Instagram users criticised the act as lacking awareness of local cultural norms and public etiquette. One user commented, 'Why is this glorified? We must learn to respect the sanctity of public places.'Another wrote, 'Pathetic civil sense. Being so ignorant about the surroundings that it doesn't matter if people around them are getting bothered or not. Putting all Indians to shame on an international level.'Many others echoed similar views. One user said, 'Why is the comfort of other visitors not being considered now? There's a fine line of difference between enjoyment and discomfort to others!'Another remarked, 'Civic sense? RIP.'Some commenters raised hypothetical questions, pointing to a double standard in public behaviour. One user asked, 'If they can do Garba in foreign countries, can foreigners drink alcohol openly on the roads in their state?'Another added, 'Chalo, UAE visa will be difficult now. We make sure our image is tarnished in every damn foreign country.'A user summed up the general sentiment with, 'It's not proper etiquette to do this in public areas, as other people might get disturbed… we have to respect that.'(Disclaimer: This article is based on a social media post appeared on Instagram. has not independently verified the claims made in the post and does not vouch for their accuracy. Reader discretion is advised.)
Time of India
10-06-2025
- Time of India
Raja Raghuvanshi's sister, with 4 lakh Instagram followers, faces backlash for posting brother's reels after death for clicks
Soon after Meghalaya Police arrested Sonam Raghuvanshi and four others in connection with the murder of Indore resident Raja Raghuvanshi , wedding reels from the couple's marriage began circulating widely on social media. Many of the videos have been shared by an Instagram account claiming to belong to Raja's sister, Shrasti Raghuvanshi, who has over 370,000 followers. Raja's Sister's account shares wedding moments, appeals for justice The videos show moments from the couple's wedding, including family preparations and Raja appearing cheerful before and during the ceremony. Several of the clips follow popular Instagram trends. The same account had earlier used social media to appeal for information when the couple went missing. On June 2, Meghalaya Police confirmed that Raja's body was found in a gorge and registered a murder case. Indore influencer draws criticism over social media posts Since Raja's death was confirmed, the Instagram account under Shrasti Raghuvanshi's name has been posting reels and updates demanding strict action against Sonam. The influencer has directly accused Sonam of 'killing' her brother. However, could not independently confirm the relation between Shrasti and Raja. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Never Put Eggs In The Refrigerator. Here's Why... Novelodge Undo Netizens accuse influencer of using brother's death for views Many social media users have criticised the account for using Raja's murder to gain views and attention. "Woman literally using her brother's deαth to get views on Instagram," stated one such user on X. Live Events You Might Also Like: Indore Couple Missing Case: How a rejected local guide helped Meghalaya Police catch the 'killer' wife Sonam Raghuvanshi "Wife killed husband and sister earning money, views and followers through brother's death. Shameful... is social media for mourning brother's loss?" another user commented on Instagram. The online response has been divided, with some seeking justice and others questioning the public sharing of personal grief. Sonam accused of plotting husband's murder According to the police, Raja's wife, Sonam Raghuvanshi, is the main accused in the murder. After being missing for two weeks, Sonam surrendered in Uttar Pradesh's Ghazipur. Investigators have claimed that she was assisted by four men in planning and executing the crime. The case remains under investigation. Sonam brought to Bihar, now on way to Shillong After her surrender, Meghalaya Police took Sonam Raghuvanshi to Phulwari Sharif police station in Patna, Bihar. She is now being taken to Shillong under transit remand for further investigation. According to the police, she is the prime accused in the alleged murder of her husband, Raja Raghuvanshi, during their honeymoon in Meghalaya. You Might Also Like: First photo of Raj Kushwaha, alleged lover of Sonam Raghuvanshi, emerges A police officer from Uttar Pradesh said that Sonam was found near a roadside eatery on the Varanasi-Ghazipur route. She was later kept at the Sakhi One Stop Centre in Ghazipur and underwent a medical examination before being handed over to the Meghalaya Police. Four others also in police custody Earlier, police secured the transit remand of three men accused in the case — Akash Rajput, Vishal Singh Chauhan, and Raj Singh Kushwaha. A fourth accused, Anand, is being brought to Indore from Sagar district in Madhya Pradesh and will be produced in court. Meghalaya Police plan to take all four to Shillong as part of the investigation. Additional DCP (Crime) Rajesh Dandotiya told ANI, 'They were presented before the CJM Judge, and Shillong police got a 7-day transit remand. The fourth accused, Anand, is being brought to Indore from Sagar, Bina (Madhya Pradesh), and will be produced in court on Tuesday. All four will be taken to Shillong by Shillong Police.' SIT confirms head injuries in post-mortem report According to the police, both Sonam and Raj are considered the main accused in the case. Meghalaya Deputy Chief Minister Prestone Tynsong confirmed the arrest of four individuals and said one more suspect is still missing. He also confirmed that Sonam surrendered voluntarily. The case is being handled by a Special Investigation Team (SIT) led by officer Herbert Pyniaid Kharkongor. The SIT chief said the post-mortem report of Raja Raghuvanshi showed that he had suffered two head injuries.
