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A Watch For Samosa? UPI Fails, Vendor Takes Man’s Watch At MP Railway Station

Posted By: Tarun Kumar Posted On: Oct 20, 2025Share Article
A Watch For Samosa
Screenshots from video (Photos Credit: Viral on X)

A Watch For Samosa? As UPI Fails, Vendor Takes Man’s Watch As Payment At MP Railway Station – Viral Video Sparks Reactions

The video of a samosa vendor grabbing a man by the collar at a railway station in Jabalpur has gone viral on social media, sparking outrage and prompting authorities to take swift action.

While traveling by train, passengers often rely on snacks sold by vendors at stations or onboard. However, for one man, this turned into a distressing experience when a vendor at Jabalpur railway station grabbed him by the collar and took his watch as payment for a samosa after a UPI transaction failed.

The footage, widely shared on X (formerly Twitter), shows the vendor grabbing the man by his collar as he attempts to pay via UPI, which reportedly failed. Meanwhile, the man's train began to depart, and he was seen trying to signal that it was leaving.

Despite his efforts, the vendor refused to let go. In a bid to resolve the situation, the passenger removed his wristwatch and handed it over. The vendor then gives him the samosas.

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According to ANI, West Central Railway CPRO Harshit Srivastava has informed that the incident occurred on the evening of October 17, and action has been initiated against the vendor, Sandeep Gupta.

The vendor has been arrested under the Railway Act, and a case was registered. Moreover, his license was being cancelled.

"The incident occurred on the evening of 17th October. At Jabalpur station, a vendor snatched the watch of a passenger after he had purchased it from him. Taking quick action, the Railway Administration identified the vendor, and he was arrested under the Railway Act, and a case was registered. The license under which he worked is being cancelled. The vendor has been identified as Sandeep Gupta," CPRO Harshit Srivastava said.

#WATCH | A passenger was forced to give a watch to a samosa seller after his UPI payment failed while his train was departing from Jabalpur.

West Central Railway CPRO Harshit Srivastava says, "The incident occurred on the evening of 17th October. At Jabalpur station, a vendor… pic.twitter.com/3mHkMROq1E — ANI (@ANI) October 19, 2025

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The video has sparked reactions on social media, with some calling the incident "shameful".

A netizen shared the video on X and wrote in the caption, "Catering Mafia of Indian Railways — Out of Control!"

An X user also called it "the worst thing" he saw on the internet today.

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