Viral Incident: BMTC Bus Driver Attempts to Run Over Woman in Bengaluru

A viral video has surfaced showing a BMTC bus driver in Bengaluru attempting to run over a woman during a confrontation. The incident, which occurred near Cubbon Park, has sparked outrage among netizens, who are calling for the driver's arrest and stricter regulations for public transport. Dashcam footage reveals the moment the woman narrowly escaped serious injury. As reactions flood social media, many are demanding accountability and better training for drivers to prevent such reckless behavior in the future. This alarming event raises significant concerns about road safety and the treatment of female drivers.
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Viral Incident: BMTC Bus Driver Attempts to Run Over Woman in Bengaluru

Viral Video Captures Shocking Incident

Viral Video: A disturbing video involving a BMTC bus driver and a woman has gained significant attention on social media. The event, which took place at the Chinnaswamy Stadium signal in Bengaluru on May 23, shows the driver allegedly trying to run over the woman near Cubbon Park after a confrontation.


The alarming moment when the woman narrowly avoided a serious accident was revealed through dashcam footage that has since circulated widely. Reports indicate that the bus was traveling from Museum Road to MG Road when the incident escalated. Fortunately, the woman sustained only minor injuries during the altercation, but the video clearly shows the driver's reckless behavior as he attempted to drive the bus towards her.


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Public Outrage and Reactions

Netizens React


Responses from social media users have been intense. One user expressed, "The driver should face jail time, not just suspension. He will likely repeat such behavior. He needs to be taught a lesson." Another commented on the frequent reckless driving by bus drivers, especially on narrow roads, stating that they often endanger other vehicles and pedestrians.


A third user suggested that BMTC should hire additional drivers to alleviate the stress on current drivers, who often become frustrated with traffic conditions in Bengaluru. They advocated for stricter penalties for aggressive driving and harassment of female drivers. Another user emphasized the need for better driving regulations and training to prevent such incidents in the future.


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