Vande Bharat passenger puts his bare feet on tray table, triggers hygiene debate
India Today
A photograph of a passenger with his bare feet resting on a food tray table on a Vande Bharat Express has prompted widespread criticism across social media platforms.
A photograph of a passenger placing his bare feet on a tray table inside a Vande Bharat Express has prompted people to call out his poor civic sense and hygiene.
Kohina, an X user, shared the image showing a man reading a book with his feet resting on the foldable tray table meant for food service.
The picture was originally posted by an Indian Railways passenger on Reddit, who described the act as “honestly infuriating”.
“Watching someone on a Vande Bharat train put their bare feet on the tray table where people eat was honestly infuriating. The table had newspapers and bottles and is meant for food service. What made it worse was that he had a small child sitting with him,” read the caption of the post.
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The image drew sharp reactions from social media users, with many expressing concern over hygiene and public etiquette.
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