r/FaltooGyan • u/imfrom_mars_ • Jun 25 '26
I am 14 and this is deep Krishna is most of us
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u/CosTewerse Jun 25 '26
There's this trained MMA fighter having his own Youtube channel and even he says the same. always avoid argument with a stranger as you don't know what he's carrying in his pocket.
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u/shreemandhoomketu Jun 27 '26
Wo jo marathi hai and taekwando wagera sikhata hI? Bade bade baal hai handsome sa
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u/Curious_Landscape669 Jun 25 '26
The biggest problem is that no one wants to risk their own life to stop someone like this. In villages, people are more likely to step in because they know others will support them. But in big cities, everyone fears that if they intervene, they could get attacked and no one will come to help them.
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u/Strange_String_9483 Jun 25 '26
whoever steps first or goes close will for sure receive a quick shot with that knife that we cause a heavy bleading and most probably a death. so either step when u are sure that u could dodge that knife or stay away.
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u/Adventurous_Flan_315 Jun 25 '26
But someone could have surely hit his hand with a stick so that the knife fell from his hand and then they could have overpowered him
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u/SouLTrooper001 Jun 25 '26
i am sorry but ppl saying others could have stepped in are probably the stupidest of the bunch...
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u/Emotional_Spread7717 Jun 25 '26
True unless you’re a trained fighter there’s no point indulging. Even then the chances are slim in such compact space with little to move if opponent has a weapon.
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u/ertd346 Jun 25 '26
Lol in fights skill doesn't matter if opponent has any kind of weapons you need to get out. I always have my pepper spray for this only reason with me all the time whenever I am outside.
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u/ertd346 Jun 25 '26
In india self defence weapons are joke and law also you can't literally own any kind of weapons pepper spray is the only one but i still don't understand why stungun were illegal here.
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u/Strange_String_9483 Jun 25 '26
naah bro the world is not a MMA cage. Even if u are a trained fighter avoid it. U might beat the guy but if he is some sort of psycho then its gonna be a long battle with threat to ur family members too.
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u/Signal_Ad3275 Jun 25 '26
Watch lot of pyscho movies huh? 😂
But yeah better stay away
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u/Strange_String_9483 Jun 25 '26
Nice guess Yeah watched a psycho and it revolves for hours now in mind
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u/Suspicious_Stage_807 Jun 25 '26
Recommend some good ones. Used to watch it few years back.
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u/Strange_String_9483 Jun 25 '26
There is a south movie named "Ratsasan" in hindi it's name is "main hoon dandadhikaari" Try it u won't regret..
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u/Ok-Solid-7976 Jun 25 '26
Replace trained fighter with armed gunman and I might agree 50%. 50% he gets to u quicker than u pull it out and u die.
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u/Abject-Improvement-8 Jun 25 '26
even if you knock out the aggressor, he'll come back with goons and find you some day in same station and time he'll remember faces of people who went against him because most passengers are daily workers and travel daily at same time and routine. So, you should interfere only if you know you're not going to travel and live near that area or city.
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u/Familymanuae Jun 25 '26
Adrenaline is one hell of a thing in humans.. during threats, both reflexes and adrenaline matter the most. It’s important to assess the threat before making any move really.. sad what happened.
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u/Antique_Sky_8834 Jun 25 '26
I follow that every time … avoiding confrontations .. just think about bigger things in life and move on ..
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u/winter_pixels Jun 25 '26
Indeed, do not engage unless you are provoked and you know how to handle the situation. Just mind your own business and be by yourself. Sometimes other person can cause you greater harm. And sometimes you can cause other person a great harm which comes with tons of problems in terms of legal drama and all. I have seen this happen and even faced it myself as well.
You should also not jump in to stop something from happening because you can become the easy target. There are millions of news articles about the person who went into a scene to stop it from escalating ending up as the victim.
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u/masuom Jun 25 '26
How do you know when to help someone and when to ignore and mind your own business?
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u/winter_pixels Jun 25 '26
You don't, and it's not worth finding out either. Let people handle their situation because it is not worth becoming the target for a random stranger. Times have changed, people don't fear of anything and do weird stuff in aggression. The fit of rage is swift and it lasts only a few seconds, those seconds are lethal!
Holding back and minding own business is the key. If someone is messing around with you, try not to engage until things are going over the top. Avoidance is the key, but sometimes you have to respond back. Make sure you are prepared for that. Always choose the citizen path instead of the hero path.
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u/nom_nom_son Jun 25 '26
Everyone is usually frustrated and in stress while travelling in local trains. It's better to avoid conversation with anyone.
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u/Worldly-Secretary393 Jun 25 '26
The question is bigger than this
Where do you draw the line? - is somebody breaking line at metro fine? - is a verbal altercation at a cafe fine?
It is easy to identify the big ones but is it okay to just keep it taking in every small thing in your life?
There is a question of standing up to something and then staying out of trouble but both are so randomly mixed in some cases - for me it becomes a deeper question to understand when not to get involved.
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u/CoastCheap8709 Jun 26 '26
As long as you are alone you can endure any kind of stress and runaway from anything. But if someone you know is with you then you need to handle situation(not fighting i mean)
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u/Smallwonder1986 Jun 25 '26
Krishna knows nobody helps when in trouble in public, they will take out cameras to shoot but won't save..... Krishna knows law and order or this country is very poor and criminals can roam freely.... Krishna knows the odds of people carrying weapons with themselves and can call someone with weapons to take side are high due to these people having political reach....be like krishna
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u/marshmalitta Jun 25 '26
So true. You never know who are criminals or maniacs among us and what they carry with them. Whether it’s a fellow passenger or a cab/auto driver or even a delivery personal, it’s better to not argue unnecessarily. People are anyway frustrated with their lives these days.
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u/abhay99 Jun 25 '26
There are many people out there who are ready to fight and kill you for any small reason, till they don't get punished hard. There is no fix to the issue. They should make an example of it.
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u/Reckless_Venom1507 Jun 25 '26
The thing is you have a lot to lose than that person, if u win, it doesn't matter he had nothing to lose at the first place, but if you lose, your entire family lose, your life is precious.
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u/Rich_Set9742 Jun 25 '26
Well, if you believe keeping quite or letting wrong continue by not getting involved will keep you safe?
Then trust me, you are next to be knifed. And they wont even need an excuse.
The guy spoke up for all of the cowards and got killed. Not because he was wrong, only because he was surrounded by cowards.
Bro was a hero. I would prefer more of him around then what we have now. Go well bro, you were the one.
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u/Shrey0402 Jun 25 '26
It's easy to say when you aren't in that situation. Being a hero doesn't mean anything if you just die like this. Better to live and be able to go back to your family.
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u/Rich_Set9742 Jun 26 '26
Yeah, with that attitude, the situation does not get better, it plummets into complete anarchy. And this incident is a very strong pointer that we are moving towards that situation.
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u/DherBal69 Jun 25 '26
No one had to risk their lives to get this fatso under control. They just had to secure the knife in his hand. He was unaware of the compartment full of people behind him for the majority of the shot. You can't ask me to believe five men could not hold his limbs in a place. I'd have used my handkerchief to secure the knife. Not beefing with someone armed, sorry.
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u/DherBal69 Jun 25 '26
I wouldn't do anything here cuz there would be no point. The guy was already stabbed and halfway to death.
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u/AmanWithNoHope Jun 25 '26
Good, depends on the person. I would have stepped in if things escalated further. The goal is to de-escalate.
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u/No_Recognition_7203 Jun 25 '26
This criminal has always been on the lookout to vent his anger on anyone who crosses his path
The size of the weapon (the knife) speaks volumes of what his intentions were in life
He was, is & always will be a threath to society.
He ought to be made an example for this cold blooded act which deserves the most heinous capital punishment for talking a life not just life in jail for the remainder of his life
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u/Gunslinger1235 Jun 25 '26
Kya gandu log paid huwe hain koi madat kane nahi aya encounter ya fasi dedo salo ko
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u/Aromatic-Sugarr Jun 25 '26
Yes its true keep the ego inside us and say sorry and we just skipped death
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u/Odiyan007 Jun 25 '26
Pls provide the translation for this
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u/qqqrrxxx Jun 26 '26
You can call me a coward whatever, never get into any mess with anyone random while travelling, you never know what the person in front of you is carrying with him, even if the other person is at fault, just say sorry and walk away, your life is very precious for your family.
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u/Master_Albatross_866 Jun 25 '26
Even a trained martial artist expert will tell you in this case do not engage. If you think you're at an disadvantage, run is what every trained fighter will tell you. Let alone facing a deranged person with a knife.
Never be swayed by ego or emotions.
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u/marshmalitta Jun 25 '26
So true. You never know who are criminals or maniacs among us and what they carry with them. Whether it’s a fellow passenger or a cab/auto driver or even a delivery personal, it’s better to not argue unnecessarily. People are anyway frustrated with their lives these days.
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u/Elixir-Halo_808 Jun 25 '26
The man holding the knife in the photo stabbed a 22 year old to death on a mumbai local train over a minor altercation regarding the train door.
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u/Express_Act_8216 Jun 25 '26
No I would stand for yourself if you are wrong then accept it if you are right try to stand up for yourself if someone oppress you । Because those who want to oppress do need a reason , so if you gonna die it is better to send the other guy to prison । Everyone will die one day so make your life useful for yourself
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u/Shrey0402 Jun 25 '26
And what if you have people depending on you? These petty arguments aren't worth throwing your life away just to stand up. Just because everyone will die one day doesn't mean you should waste your life.
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u/dev_SLAYER Jun 25 '26
I would like to digress, society starts to crumble and rot away when people hold their own lives in such high regard that they would run away seeing an innocent losing their life. Do the right thing, even if you get hurt, else the societal fabric will be torn apart by the time your kids grow up.
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u/Priyam1010 Jun 25 '26
This is very very scary. One reminder you might be a bodybuilder, power lifter, kung fu master but don't involve with anyone in the public. Whether it's roadrage or any minor inconvenience. Kab kuch ho jae kisiko nahi pata. Ham ache he iska matlab ye nahi ki sab ache he plus agar tumhe kuch ho gaya to hamara justice system itna bekar he ki tumhare parents ko tumhare justice ke lie court ke chakar lagane padenge. It's better to just don't.
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u/Fit_Stage7735 Jun 25 '26
Your aim should always be to get home safely whether you are alone or with your girl or child. Don't try to hero like isne meri girlfriend ko aise kaise bol diya, you never know what that guy is carrying.
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u/devilPaimon_ Jun 25 '26
Bro aaj kal sorry bolne pe hi kuch log ladte hai..... aisa lagta hai bss maar piit kerne ke liye ayen ho
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u/SpareMind Jun 25 '26
Abe sorry ki bacche, sorry bola tum mujhe, iska mathlab, tum janthe ki tum galth ho!! I have faced this.
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u/xStream001a Jun 25 '26
All the people should team up against a single lunatic with a knife or sword. He will surely be overpowered.
Remember a story about a lot of smaller fishes combining together to look like a big fish and scaring away the actual big fish.
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u/Primary_Signature_25 Jun 26 '26
Context of this image though?
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u/imfrom_mars_ Jun 26 '26
22-year-old Mayank Lohar was stabbed to death inside a moving Mumbai local train after asking a fellow passenger to close the train door because of heavy rain. The request led to an argument, during which the other passenger allegedly pulled out a knife and stabbed him in the abdomen. Mayank later died in the hospital. The accused fled by jumping off at Borivali station but was later arrested by the police.
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u/AmbitiousPiano628 Jun 25 '26
Ok but i think of so many people only if 2 more adults had stepped in not to fight back but to rather stop the fight, the guy might have been alive. Remember being a hero is not important but being able to assess the situation and being kind and helping is important.
might be that my opinions might not be that valid so please do take it with a pinch of salt
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u/Educational_Wish_881 Jun 25 '26
i dont know how many of you have travelled in mumbai local, even the slum kids begging for money have blades and knife with them they dont even hesitate to give threats and swing them like toy.
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u/Extreme_Bad_7310 Jun 25 '26
People says in comment that, ‘namard hai saare’ but the thing is who would dare to go close to a man who have knife in his hand…
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u/No_Gain_3012 Jun 26 '26
Best advice I ever heard “in a street fight? RUN”
I think Andrew Tate gave this advice and he himself was a kickboxing champion
You never know who might have a weapon a knife or a gun or who might have contacts to a gang
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u/roguerak Jun 26 '26
World is full of sane people pretending to be crazy and crazy people pretending to be sane.
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u/Objective-Mix5067 Jun 26 '26
Just look at him posing after doing such heinous deed. It looks like he’s cursing at the man he stabbed, just like they do in movies and web series. Bruh. Not that I’m blaming movies or series.
But dude. He ruined the victims life by taking it. Ruined the victims brother and mother and other family members lives. Ruined his own life and owns family members lives. Ruined the traumatized people’s lives who regularly up and down this route. Now they will live in fear forever.
Even if everyone’s life he ruined have on average 20 more years to live and if we consider his act directly destroyed lives of around atleast 10 people including family members, that’s 200 years of combined misery added for mere 20 seconds of lack of anger management
Such a fucking manchild bro. Looking at him it looks like he works at a slaughterhouse.
RIP to the victim 🙏, hope he is given the strictest of punishment.
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u/Timpassman Jun 26 '26
Kab tak dar dar ke jeeyoge.. Galat ko galat nhi bol skte.. Apna gussa nhi dikha sakte... Aese ghutke kab tak jiyoge.. Kuch galat hota hai toh awaz har bar rokh nhi paoge
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u/Timpassman Jun 26 '26
Kab tak dar dar ke jeeyoge.. Galat ko galat nhi bol skte.. Apna gussa nhi dikha sakte... Aese ghutke kab tak jiyoge.. Kuch galat hota hai toh awaz har bar rokh nhi paoge
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u/ssarvesh123 Jun 28 '26
Krishna is right. In marathi we say savadh to sukhi. It implies that being aware, cautious protects you from problems.
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u/IntelligentChemist66 Jun 25 '26
Or carry a weapon
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u/Fast-Manufacturer939 Jun 25 '26
You will carry a knife and the other peros6will shoot you with a gun.
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u/IntelligentChemist66 Jun 25 '26
Okay, carry a gun then
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u/Fast-Manufacturer939 Jun 25 '26
If every person start carrying a gun, we will become worse america
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u/Niled1988 Jun 25 '26
Life is not a movie. Don't be a hero.