The lateness of railways is quite common in the country. It is very common for the passengers to be late for two to three hours of the train, but when the train is running late for nine hours, it is bound to break the dam of patience. But, in a video going viral on social media, people are seen welcoming the train which was delayed by nine hours.
This video has been posted by a user named Hardik Bandhu. He has written, our train was late by nine hours. When the train arrived, people greeted it like this. Some Twitter users wrote that they knew the train was coming late, so they left their homes and hotels late.
People clapped, danced
The video is of a railway platform. Many people are seen here waiting for the train for the last nine hours. As soon as the train reaches the platform, people start clapping. A group of boys can also be seen dancing in it. Not only this, a boy from the crowd is seen bowing down and welcoming the train. This video has been viewed over 6,000 times on Twitter.
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