Viral Post: Littered Air India Flight to Singapore; ‘Hum Nahi Sudhrenge’
Viral Post: Littered Air India Flight to Singapore; ‘Hum Nahi Sudhrenge’
After the photo of the Air India Dreamliner flight to Singapore went viral, netizens criticized passengers’ civic sense
In yet another instance highlighting issues with in-flight cleanliness. A viral photo of a littered Air India cabin has sparked widespread criticism of passengers’ civic sense. The image, posted by X user Manisha Singhal, captures a scene from an Air India Dreamliner flight to Singapore, showcasing scattered trash including a plastic bottle in a poly bag and various other littered items.
Kucch bhi karr lo, hum nahi sudhrenge!!!!
— manisha singhal (@manishasinghal) July 17, 2024
And nope, not a domestic flight- this is international, Air India flight – naya yaa puraana aircraft – sabko ek saa pyaar dete hain hum!
This is the @airindia Dreamliner to Singapore — rather a nightmare!
When . Will . We . Be .… pic.twitter.com/VuOWSmTKOA
Singhal’s post, which quickly went viral, reads: “Kucch bhi karr lo, hum nahi sudhrenge!!!! (We won’t change come what may) And nope, not a domestic flight- this is international, Air India flight – naya yaa puraana aircraft – sabko ek saa pyaar dete hain hum! (We dole out equal amount of love to all aircraft — new or old) This is the @airindia Dreamliner to Singapore — rather a nightmare! When. Will . We . Be . Civil.” She also mentioned that the photo was shared by a passenger on the same flight.
The post, which garnered 184.9K views, ignited a flood of reactions and conversations, with many netizens condemning the lack of civic responsibility displayed by some passengers.
Comments ranged from frustration over the continued disregard for cleanliness to calls for stricter enforcement of in-flight etiquette:
“Ye toh worst case ignore kar sakte ho (This is the worst case.. can ignore) …But man the washroom The longer the flight, the longer you should avoid entering in that’s a personal lesson after full 8 passports worth of travel history,” wrote a user
“I wonder if these people will tolerate this in their house. What changes in a plane or road. Downright immoral!” reacted another user.
This incident underscores the ongoing challenge airlines face in maintaining cleanliness and encouraging passengers to adhere to basic standards of hygiene and respect for shared spaces.
