Watch: Woman Slaps, Argues With Petrol Pump Worker. Internet Is Upset

It is not uncommon to witness street fights. They may occur at any time, place or for any cause. Almost everything happens in a matter of seconds. This might be as easy as an undesirable glance, dropping a drink, or even a minor bump on the road. Those who possess a “crazy” perspective are more inclined to persevere when times are difficult. Their resilient nature can play a significant role in their ability to prevail in a fight. A video circulating on the internet depicts a woman fighting a gas pump worker.

In the video, the woman is heard yelling at the worker, questioning his audacity about the alleged abuse. Unsurprisingly, the majority of people on the internet disapproved of the abuser’s actions and questioned her choice to throw hands.

Several individuals, primarily the victim’s colleagues, stepped up to assist the man. It was not possible to confirm the time or place of the incident. The caption on the photo said “Wild wild petrol pump.”

After being posted on X (formerly Twitter), the video received over 3,000 views. A user commented, “E kisko gaali baka was personal.”

Another user said, “Kuchh jyda hi bol rhi.” (She is talking a bit too much).

“Kisko gaali baka?” (Who did you curse at?), read another comment.

The laughing emojis dominated the comments section.

Another heated scenario occurred at a Delhi Metro station. A violent altercation between two males took place next to the ticket desk. There were several punches, shoves and slaps exchanged. A passerby from a different queue tried to step in and stabilise the situation among the pandemonium. But then, he got drawn into the battle by one of the participants, who gave him a surprising smack from behind.

People on social media expressed their opinions after the clip went viral. Some laughed about the scenario, while others expressed sympathy for the uncle and demanded justice. Some also made lighthearted comparisons between the unfortunate uncle’s involvement and the famous “Mujhe Kyu Toda” scene from the film Welcome.