Amidst several controversial videos made in the Delhi Metro going viral in the last few weeks, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) on Friday urged passengers not to make 'reels' inside the train. Also warned that any such activity, which causes inconvenience to the passengers, is strictly prohibited.

Recently, a video of a girl dancing to the popular Bollywood song 'Asslam-e-Ishkum' has surfaced. Earlier, other videos made inside metro trains and on station platforms went viral on social media, prompting DMRC to appeal to commuters to refrain from indulging in such activities.

On Friday, DMRC used a children's song to explain its point. DMRC tweeted saying, “Open your camera, na na na.” Along with this tweet, a poster has also been released, on which it is written - “Johnny, Jani! Yes papa, making reel in metro, no papa.” It is also written on the poster, “Any such activity, which causes inconvenience to the passengers, is strictly prohibited.”

Earlier, in May, a video of a young couple kissing each other inside a metro coach went viral on social media. After this, DMRC urged the passengers to avoid such obscene activity.

It also urged commuters to immediately report any such incident to the nearest Metro or CISF personnel, so that appropriate action can be taken. Social media users have reacted angrily and humorously to these videos. After the kissing scene went viral, social media users demanded DMRC to take action against the couple.