NEW DELHI: A viral video showing three men wrapped in Indian Railways bedsheets outside a roadside shop has sparked a mix of amusement and criticism on social media, with questions being raised over how railway linen ended up outside a train.The video shows three men casually wearing bedsheets bearing the distinctive blue strip associated with Western Railway. The unusual sight quickly drew attention online, with several users questioning whether the linen had been taken from a train and how it was removed from the railway system.Reacting to the viral video, Northern Railway shared the photograph on its official social media account and urged passengers not to misuse train bedrolls.“Style aapse hai, train ke bedroll se nahi!” the railway said, adding: “Use your bedroll responsibly and leave it in its place when you deboard. Be A #SmartRailYatri”The railway also posted a message urging passengers to remember that the linen is provided for their comfort during the journey and is not meant to be taken away or used as clothing.The viral video has nevertheless renewed attention on the proper handling of railway linen. Indian Railways provides bedrolls to passengers travelling in AC classes.
