A video of passengers performing aarti inside a decorated coach of a Bharat Gaurav tourist train in India has gone viral, leading to a divisive online discussion. The clip shows a section of the train transformed into a shrine, with passengers singing devotional songs and offering prayers. While some users praised the expression of faith, others questioned the appropriateness of such activities in public transport, raising concerns about safety and crowding. The Indian Railways' National Capital Region Infrastructure Development Corporation (NCIB) responded to the clip, stating that such practices are not suitable in shared spaces unless the train is specifically designated for religious purposes. The incident has sparked further debate about cultural expression versus civic responsibility, with users expressing varied opinions on social media. Some defended the passengers, pointing out the train's purpose for pilgrimage, while others criticized the act as inappropriate for a public setting.