A video is going viral on social media in which a woman can be seen deliberately tearing her clothes off and threatening to lodge a complaint against the TT.
Why were the Girl and TT arguing?
The video was shared on multiple X accounts, and it appears thats that the girl had an argument with the TT related to a seat on the train. Later, it was found that the girl was travelling without a ticket and claimed that her brother is a TT in Railways.
“He is touching my clothes. Let me call 112.” The girl could be heard saying on the phone. She then attempted to tear her clothes a little and then said in a threatening manner, “Let me talk (to the police).”
The video was recorded by a third person, and it appears that the girl was not aware that her act was being recorded.
As per X, the viral incident happened at the Danapur-Secunderabad Express near Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction.
Asks for Apology After Getting Confronted at Station, Gets Fined By RPF
The girl, whose name is allegedly Radhika Tiwari as per social media posts, was seen arguing when she was confronted about the matter at the station. She was shown the video in which she was tearing her clothes to file a false case on TT.
When it became obvious that her act had been caught on camera, she started begging for forgiveness. She was then fined Rs 1000 by RPF.
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टीटी को फंसाने चली थी लेकिन खुद फंस गई!
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Social Media Reacts
As said earlier, the video has been shared on multiple X accounts, and the netizens are furious at seeing the way the girl is threatening the TT and attempting to tear her clothes to trap the TT in a false case.
Many netizens are commenting that the girl was let off with a meagre punishment.
The Debate
Over the years, a lot of news has emerged where women have filed false cases against men. This raises the question of whether serious laws and repercussions are there to discourage the filing of false cases.

