India, May 17 -- A Gurgaon man's post about a co passenger allegedly taking up his space while travelling in a Shatabdi train has sparked a discussion on civic sense and public transport etiquette in India.

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Taking to X, Gurjot Ahluwalia shared a picture from his train journey and claimed that the person sitting next to him was seated cross legged in a way that entered his personal space.

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"Traveling in Shatabdi, and the intelligent person next to me is sitting cross legged clearly entering my space for past 30 mins. How ...