Video: Transgender spits on woman at metro station after she refuses to give money
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A video capturing a heated exchange between a transperson and a young woman at a metro station has surfaced online after the latter was spat on.
A video recorded at a metro station has triggered widespread discussion after a woman alleged she was spat on by a transgender person for refusing to give cash. The incident, whose exact location remains unverified, has drawn attention to issues of harassment and accountability in public spaces.
According to the woman recording the video, a transperson approached her at the station and offered blessings in exchange for cash, an interaction familiar to many commuters in public spaces. When the woman declined, the situation escalated. In the video, the transperson is heard saying, “Kinnar ki baddua lagegi,” which translates to, “You will be cursed by a transgender person,” moments before allegedly spitting on her.
The footage shows the woman confronting the transperson immediately. “Record hua hai isme,” she says, meaning, “This has been recorded.” She then questions the attempt to hide her face, adding, “Ab toh viral ho gaya, aapne mere upar thuka kaise? (It’s already gone viral, how could you spit on me?)” Her voice reflects visible shock and anger.
Watch the video:
"Transwoman spat Gutkha at a girl." A trans woman spat gutkha at a girl. She came to bless a girl in exchange for money.When the girl refused to give money, she spat at her. This is shameful and disgusting.Transgenders being nude, attacking, abusing, and snatching pic.twitter.com/6Ulaw6ksL5— Suraj Kumar Bauddh (@SurajKrBauddh) February 3, 2026
In a subsequent clip, the trans woman is seen asking the victim to delete the recording. Bystanders at the station can be heard commenting on the incident, with some pointing out that the spit had landed in the woman’s hair. The argument grows increasingly heated as raised voices and verbal threats are exchanged.
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