Bombay: In the Lalji Pada neighbourhood of Kandivali in Mumbai, a group of women, fed up with the constant public drinking and the nuisance caused by alcoholics on the streets, decided to take matters into their own hands. Armed with brooms, they confronted and chased away the drunks who had been openly consuming alcohol in the area.
The incident, which occurred on August 24, was captured on video and has since gone viral on social media. The video shows the women approaching the men, who were loitering and drinking on the streets, and forcefully chasing them away with their brooms. The quick action of these women has received widespread praise, with many people on social media applauding their bravery.
Internet users react
The video, shared on X, has received a lot of attention on other social media platforms as well. Netizens reacted with humour in the comments section, with some calling it “Jaadu Abhiyan” and others saying “Bhartiya Mahila Sab Pe Bhari”.
One user commented: “Good job,” while another expressed concern and suggested that “Mumbai Police should look into the matter.”
A third user praised the spirit of Marathi women, writing: “Bahot sahi! 👏😎 Marathi women are very clear about what is right and how to fight back and defend themselves. 💪💪🔥 They are not helpless; that’s the Marathi spirit! 🙏🔥😎💪.”
A fourth user acknowledged the women’s actions but also highlighted a social issue when he wrote: “That’s good I guess, but will it make any difference? Jinko chahiye unke liye liquor stores at disposal hain.
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