In the video, Alka Singh confronted the pilgrims about throwing flowers inside the airport terminal. She questioned who would be responsible for cleaning the petals and asked whether such practices also take place in places like Dubai.
The men responded by explaining that the rose petal welcome was part of their tradition before walking away. Their response and the exchange with Singh have since drawn divided reactions.
A Musl!m man threw flowers inside the airport, and when a woman stopped them, they started threatening her pic.twitter.com/pcdc1xWBWg
— Desh_Bhakati🇮🇳 (@Desh_bhakati) August 29, 2026
Some viewers have described showers of flower petals as joyful religious customs used to welcome pilgrims. Similar flower welcomes are also seen for sports teams and leaders. Others, however, have criticised the practice as littering and questioned whether such celebrations reflect civic sense in public spaces.
The video has prompted discussion over how cultural and religious celebrations should be balanced with cleanliness expectations at busy airport terminals. The contrasting reactions have kept attention focused on the tension between traditional welcomes and maintaining public spaces.
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