A recent viral video shows 10th-grade students creating a mess in a train compartment. The students, traveling to Manali, left behind trash in the AC coach. The video quickly gained attention, raising concerns about the lack of responsibility among youth.
A Mess Left in the Train Compartment
In the video, the train’s compartment is littered with chips packets, plastic, and food wrappers. The person filming the video explains that the students, who were on their way to Manali, discarded all their waste without any regard for cleanliness. Despite being asked to clean up, they ignored the request.
“पब्लिक प्रॉपर्टी है, बोलकर ट्रेन में सफ़र कर रहे छात्रों ने एसी कोच में कचरे का ढेर लगाया”😣
मनाली टूर के लिए निकले 10 वी के छात्र जब एसी कोच में सफ़र करते समय डिब्बे में कचरा फैलाकर गंदगी फैला रहे थे तब एक बुद्धिजीवी ने उन छात्रों को बोला कि ये सब मत कीजिए लेकिन छात्रों… pic.twitter.com/m2xlG8lCcC
— Jitu Rajoriya (@jitu_rajoriya) March 16, 2026
The Students’ Rejection of Responsibility
When the person filming tried to remind the students that the train is public property, they dismissed the concern. They even joked that it was public property, showing no interest in cleaning up after themselves. The video ends with the compartment left dirty, showcasing their negligence.
Criticism from the Filmer
The person filming the incident commented on the students’ behavior. He pointed out that these same individuals would likely preach civic sense and cleanliness on social media. Yet, when it comes to practicing responsibility themselves, they fail to act. He emphasized that if everyone worked on improving themselves, society would automatically improve.
Public Reactions on Social Media
The video was shared on the social media platform X by the account @jitu_rajoriya. It has garnered millions of views and thousands of likes. After watching the video, many viewers expressed their anger. One user commented that academic success is not everything. They argued that civility and civic responsibility are equally important. Another user pointed out that schools and homes should teach not only academic subjects but also the right values for life.
