Teena Choudhry, a commuter from Mumbai, became a viral sensation after confronting Maharashtra's Water Resources Minister, Girish Mahajan, during a significant traffic jam caused by a protest rally on April 21. In a video, she expressed her frustration over being stuck for 90 minutes without police assistance, despite her repeated requests for help. Choudhry explained that she had dropped her daughter off at a music class and was delayed due to two buses blocking the road for the rally organized by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). She claimed that her attempts to communicate with police officers were met with indifference, leading her to throw a bottle of water on the ground to attract attention. Choudhry highlighted her family's military background, stating that public servants should serve with respect and not dismissively. She also called on political parties to refrain from using her experience for their own agendas, while thanking Mahajan for eventually addressing the traffic issue. Her video garnered widespread attention and sparked discussions about public service and accountability.