Video: While filming reels at the Taj Mahal, a tourist and CISF jawan indulge in a full-blown fight

When a CISF officer prevented a visitor from recording a reel inside the famous Taj Mahal in Agra, a violent altercation broke out between the two. Soon after it appeared on social media, a video of the two fighting became viral.

Despite being forbidden, the visitor was apparently attempting to record a video within the Taj Mahal. Ramesh Chand, the CISF officer who was on duty, attempted to dissuade the tourist and his companions from filming the event. The two got into a fight as a result of this.

According to a police report, the incident happened on Saturday at about 2:00 pm when the guests attempted to film a video close to the “Mehmankhana,” in violation of the facility’s filming rule.
The police stopped the female tourist and her pals, but she apparently ignored his warning and went on. Following this, her cell phone was seized by CISF agents.

In the footage, a male tourist is seen shoving the police officer, and when the officer pushed back, the man fell to the ground. After that, the guy stands up and attempts to strike the CISF officers. The verbal dispute quickly turned into a physical altercation.
The officer said that after being told not to record the video, the visitors became irate and started acting violently during the interview.

To ascertain what caused the altercation, the authorities are reviewing the viral video in addition to local CCTV footage.