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Posted On: June 1st 2026, 09:30 pm
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A heartbreaking and shocking video from Mumbai has triggered outrage after an elderly man was beaten and knocked down by an auto-rickshaw driver for objecting to spitting or littering in public. According to viral posts circulating online, the senior citizen with his wife had reportedly asked the auto driver not to spit or litter on the roadside. The argument soon escalated, after which the driver allegedly attacked him. In the video, the elderly man can be seen falling to the ground after being hit, while people nearby rush towards him. The incident has sparked anger on social media, with many calling it a disturbing example of how even basic civic sense can now lead to violence. The video also comes at a time when Mumbai’s civic body has already tightened rules against public spitting and littering. Earlier this year, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation notified revised sanitation penalties, under which spitting in public places attracts a fine of ₹250, while throwing garbage on roads, footpaths, gardens or other public places attracts a ₹500 fine. The revised framework covers 21 cleanliness-related offences, with penalties going up to ₹25,000 for serious violations. However, while the video is viral, police action or an official statement on the specific assault was not clearly available at the time of writing.
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