Tourists Caught Smashing Liquor Bottles in Goa, Forced by Locals to Clean Up
Mumbai: Goa, known for its scenic beaches and vibrant atmosphere, recently became the backdrop for a viral incident that sparked both outrage and applause. A group of tourists, allegedly driving around while drinking and smashing liquor bottles on the roadside, were publicly confronted by locals for polluting the state’s natural beauty.
Caught in the Act: Locals Step In
The incident occurred when a few young men were seen throwing liquor bottles out of their moving vehicle, later smashing them on the streets. According to eyewitnesses, the group was also recording videos and reels while engaging in this reckless behavior.
A vigilant local woman, angered by their actions, intercepted the vehicle and demanded accountability. “Go, go. Jo bottle phoda, woh nikalo,” she said, instructing the group to collect the shards of glass they had strewn across the street.
Very proud by what the Goa locals did here – not only did they get a deserving yelling but were made to pick up the pieces of the bottles they were smashing on side of the road.
— Sidharth Shukla (@sidhshuk) April 11, 2025
A few slaps would have been nice too! Should be done in HP too#goa #tourism #HimachalPradesh pic.twitter.com/ojsmD0efab
She captured the incident on video, documenting how the group was polluting Goa’s roads and endangering others. “These people were seen breaking bottles. The public got together and made them collect all the glass pieces. This is a lesson learnt,” she narrated in the video, which has since gone viral.
Tourists Confronted, Made to Clean Up
Initially, the two young men seen in the video argued with the locals, but they eventually complied and began picking up the broken glass under the watchful eyes of concerned citizens.
“They were breaking bottles and making videos,” the woman added, pointing out the tourists’ intention to turn irresponsible behavior into online content.
Police Action Still Unclear
While the confrontation made headlines online, it remains unclear whether any formal police action was taken against the individuals involved.
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