Viral Video: Woman Caught Assaulting Ola Cab Driver at Mumbai Airport After Missing Flight
Viral Video: Woman Caught Assaulting Ola Cab Driver at Mumbai Airport After Missing Flight
A woman was allegedly caught on camera physically assaulting a taxi driver at the Mumbai airport after missing her flight. The video, shared on X, shows the woman kicking and hitting the driver in what appears to be a fit of frustration.
The post accompanying the video claims that the woman “vented her frustration” on the Ola cab driver after failing to make her flight. However, Mint has been unable to verify the authenticity of the video or the details of the incident.
The post further criticized the woman’s behavior, stating: “This entitled and empowered woman failed to leave home on time and missed her flight. Instead of accepting her mistake, she chose to take out her frustration on an Ola cab driver. These drivers are often at the mercy of passengers.”
This entitled and empowered Woman did not leave home on time to catch her flight and she missed the flight. But instead of accepting her mistake she is venting her frustration on this @Olacabs driver. Life of these cab drivers are always at the mercy of female passengers. pic.twitter.com/HCAUVKsAtg
— NCMIndia Council For Men Affairs (@NCMIndiaa) January 23, 2025
The man who shot the video can be heard saying,(“Daud-daud ke maar rhi hai, uchchal uchchal kar maar rahi hai…dekho kaise maar rhi hai laat-waat.”) “She’s running around, kicking and hitting him… look at how she’s attacking him with kicks.”
The video was posted on X by @ManojSh28986262, who wrote, “The woman left late from home, missed her flight, and then chased and beat the driver at the airport with abusive language! This viral video is said to be from Mumbai Airport.”
Instead of accepting her mistake, she is venting her frustration on this @Ola_Mumbai driver! The lives of these taxi drivers are always at the mercy of female passengers! By the time this report was written, the video had received over 2,000 views.
In response, the Mumbai Traffic Police urged viewers to report the incident to the nearest police station, stating: “Please report the matter at the nearest police station where the incident occurred.”
