(Photo: @himalayanhindu/ X) A viral video showing a group of men dancing to loud music inside a cave in Dehradun has drawn sharp criticism online, with users calling out what they described as a lack of civic sense at a shared tourist spot.The clip, shared on X by an account named @himalayanhindu, was reportedly filmed at Gucchu Paani in Uttarakhand’s capital. It shows the men singing and dancing as they make their way through a section of the cave filled with knee-deep water.One of them can be seen carrying a large speaker, with music playing loudly as the group moves through the cave. The video also shows them blasting a Haryanvi song on the speaker titled “Lofar They Haryana Ke” as they danced. The video has garnered over 404,000 views.The footage prompted several users to criticise the behaviour, with many arguing that visitors should be more mindful of other people and the natural surroundings at tourist destinations.One user wrote, “There is no logic to blame a state, morons are everywhere in our country. Need to deal with them with iron fist ‘on the spot’.”Another user commented, “It is Nothing but mental disease of superiority complex.”“It is infuriating to see these specimens. They cannot even enjoy the place and neither will they allow others to enjoy as well. You need to listen to nature, not blast your nonsense music everywhere,” wrote a user.One user went further, alleging broader misconduct by people behaving in this manner. “They eve tease women and if someone ressists they will attack like a pack of wild dogs. And when they get beaten start crying about how people discriminate them,” the user wrote.Join conversationView All Comments →Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesAnother criticised not only the people seen in the video but also those supporting their behaviour online. “Zero civic sense in people in this video and people defending this in the comments,” the user wrote.PollVote & Share your viewHow should tourists behave in natural settings?Respect nature and othersHave fun, regardlessStay quiet and minimalistic3k+ users shared opinion today 5k+ users already voted today 3k+ users shared opinion today Share OpinionNo police action has been reported so far, and there has been no official word from local authorities on the video.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos’Not Mahatma Gandhi’s Congress’: FULL Vande Mataram Rejected At INC Events, BJP Doubts ‘Loyalty’US Body Opposes Mohan Bhagwat’s Visit, Seeks Sanctions on RSS Members Over Religious Freedom ClaimsDJB Tender Scam Row: AAP Questions Why Raghav Chadha Was Never Questioned By InvestigatorsMaharashtra’s Power Shift: Fadnavis Can Now Reverse Ministerial Decisions In Public InterestIndia Removes Pakistan Mission Barricades After Islamabad Move, Tensions Rise Over Kashmir RemarksModi Govt’s Gen-Z Outreach: One Union Minister To Visit One University Daily‘Fuel For Free’: Chandigarh’s ‘Petrol Langar’ Turns Chaotic, Leaves People Fuming‘No Respect For Court’: Arrest Warrant Against Mahua Moitra In Hate Speech CaseUS Envoy Calls J&K ‘Important Part Of India’ During 1st Kashmir Visit After Article 370 AbrogationPatna Erupts As Tejashwi Yadav Detained During RJD March Over Siwan AK-47 And Paper Leak Row123PhotostoriesPooja Hegde’s New York-style streak just got dangerous in this shimmery corset saree10 foods mentioned in manga that you can actually eat5 natural ways to keep mosquitoes away from your homeGenuine care or love bombing? 7 signs to spot the red flags early in a relationshipWhich type of milk has the most protein? 7 milk varieties comparedToo much salt in curry or sabzi? 9 easy ways to fix it and the science behind them7 simple hacks to restore work-life balance while working from homeFrom protecting gadgets to sealing snacks: 5 smart ways to use aluminium foil while travellingLove quote of the day by Barack Obama: “If you were going to list the 100 most popular things that I have done as president, being married to Michelle Obama is No. 1″Bigg Boss Tamil 10: From Snehan’s father’s emotional entry to Maya’s family surprise; a look at some of the show’s most emotional moments123Hot PicksSajjan KumarRhiya AhirGTU results 2026Pennsylvania plane crashOil export IndiaFaceless assessmentRSS sanctionZepto internshipPakistan High CommissionTop TrendingHyderabad MurderPakistan High CommissionTwisha SharmaKarnataka MurderKerala MurderAbhijeet DipkeSukesh ChandrashekharRahul GandhiBengaluru RapidoBen Gvir
A viral video showing a group of men dancing to loud music inside a cave in Dehradun has drawn sharp criticism online, with users calling out what they described as a lack of civic sense at a shared tourist spot.The clip, shared on X by an account named @himalayanhindu, was reportedly filmed at Gucchu Paani in Uttarakhand’s capital. It shows the men singing and dancing as they make their way through a section of the cave filled with knee-deep water.One of them can be seen carrying a large speaker, with music playing loudly as the group moves through the cave. The video also shows them blasting a Haryanvi song on the speaker titled “Lofar They Haryana Ke” as they danced. The video has garnered over 404,000 views.The footage prompted several users to criticise the behaviour, with many arguing that visitors should be more mindful of other people and the natural surroundings at tourist destinations.One user wrote, “There is no logic to blame a state, morons are everywhere in our country. Need to deal with them with iron fist ‘on the spot’.”Another user commented, “It is Nothing but mental disease of superiority complex.”“It is infuriating to see these specimens. They cannot even enjoy the place and neither will they allow others to enjoy as well. You need to listen to nature, not blast your nonsense music everywhere,” wrote a user.One user went further, alleging broader misconduct by people behaving in this manner. “They eve tease women and if someone ressists they will attack like a pack of wild dogs. And when they get beaten start crying about how people discriminate them,” the user wrote.
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Another criticised not only the people seen in the video but also those supporting their behaviour online. “Zero civic sense in people in this video and people defending this in the comments,” the user wrote.
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No police action has been reported so far, and there has been no official word from local authorities on the video.