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Mumbai delivery worker caught urinating in society lift; CCTV video goes viral

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Delivery worker urinates in Mumbai housing society lift; video goes viral

The video went viral on social media, bringing the incident into the spotlight.

MUMBAI: A food delivery worker was allegedly caught urinating inside the elevator of a housing society in Mumbai, with CCTV footage of the incident later circulating widely on social media.The incident is believed to have taken place at Akshay Co-operative Housing Society and came to light after residents noticed a foul smell in the elevator.They subsequently checked the society’s CCTV recordings, which allegedly showed the delivery worker urinating inside the lift.The footage later went viral on social media, drawing attention to the incident.Following the incident, the housing society lodged a police complaint. Residents have also raised concerns over the verification process for delivery personnel entering residential complexes.The CCTV footage has since been widely shared on social media, bringing the incident into focus.

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