Anand Mahindra tells us why not to use our phones on the move, shares viral video

Anand Mahindra took to Twitter to share an important message with his followers. Through his latest tweet, Anand tells us why we shouldn't use our phones on the move.

Has it ever happened that you were so engrossed in your phone that you bumped into something or someone unexpectedly? Well, you are not alone, there have been so many people who have been through this. Now, is that a good habit, to use the phone while you are on the move? Well, sometimes you can get involved in a serious accident just due to the lack of concentration while you are on the road. Chairman of Mahindra Group, Anand Mahindra shared a viral video and this is perhaps the message he wants to send across to his followers. I can count at least 2 of these which happened to me. From then on I keep my phone securely pocketed when on the move...(thanks for sharing this @ErikSolheim ) pic.twitter.com/Nf91XNOioQ The worst happened to me I guess... I mistakenly entered the men's loo, while I was checking my Insta feed. Happened with me too Thanks for sharing! Must needed Reminder, Care to be Taken! It’s really good message unfortunately we do ignore basic safety measures as depicted Excellent sharing about text and walk or drive. Such a wonderful message True... I never pick any call while driving.. you can talk later until you have your precious life On Monday (June 7), Anand Mahindra shared a video montage on Twitter. The video begins by showing a few people walking on the streets while using their phones. Each of them bumps into something or hurt themselves because they were too engrossed to notice what was in front of them. However, the video has a bigger message. It ends with a clip of a woman who is seen texting while driving and suddenly she is hit by a vehicle. Phones have become a part and parcel of our lives and by no means are we separable. However, this video shared by Anand Mahindra makes us aware how things can go wrong if we use our phones while driving or walking on a busy street. “I can count at least 2 of these which happened to me. From then on I keep my phone securely pocketed when on the move...(thanks for sharing this @ErikSolheim) (sic).” Anand Mahindra wrote. The video has over one million views.