Chaos in Delhi Metro After CISF Personnel Accused of Taking Woman’s Photos Without Consent (Img: File)
New Delhi: A controversy erupted inside a Delhi Metro coach after a CISF personnel was allegedly accused of secretly clicking a woman passenger’s photographs without her consent. The incident, which took place at AIIMS Metro Station on the Yellow Line, went viral on social media after a video showing passengers confronting the official surfaced online.
According to reports, commuters noticed the alleged act and questioned the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel. The official initially denied taking any pictures, but passengers and the woman reportedly demanded to check his mobile phone gallery.
The confrontation escalated after photographs were allegedly found on the phone. In the viral video, passengers can be seen questioning the official and asking him to delete the images.
Shots from the viral video
Following the incident, the CISF took immediate action and suspended the concerned personnel. The force said that it has taken the matter seriously and ordered a detailed inquiry.
The CISF Delhi Metro unit stated that appropriate action would be taken based on the findings of the investigation.
Police sources said a PCR call regarding the incident was received around 12:40 am on Sunday. Officials reached the spot after commuters reported that the CISF personnel had allegedly taken photographs of the woman without permission.
However, the woman passenger did not file a formal complaint with the police. The matter was later reported to CISF authorities for further action.
The incident has once again raised concerns over passenger safety, privacy, and responsible conduct in public spaces.
