E-rickshaw stopped due to mobile, driver kept pulling it for 3 kilometers; Driver became emotional with folded hands as soon as he got help

E-rickshaw Viral Video: An emotional video is going viral on social media, in which an e-rickshaw driver is seen dragging an e-rickshaw driver on the road after his means of livelihood was cut off.

Dilip Rana, who shared the video, has claimed that someone had disabled the driver’s e-rickshaw through a mobile app named BAT-BMS. Due to this, he could not ride the whole day and had to pull his rickshaw for about 3 kilometers. However, this claim has not been independently confirmed.

A poor e-rickshaw driver was forced to push his vehicle nearly 3 km.

After someone remotely disabled his rickshaw using a Chinese app BAT-BMS.

Leaving him exhausted, helpless, and he earn nothing the whole day.

Nowadays, Many Chapri social media creators are doing such pranks to… pic.twitter.com/YBpaXXp8PE

— Dilip Rana (@LalchandSiddh01) July 2, 2026

E-rickshaw stopped using Chinese app, driver became emotional

It can be seen in the video that a person asks the rickshaw driver, “Has the rickshaw broken down?” To this the driver replies yes. Then he is asked “Has someone switched off the mobile?” The driver agrees again.

After this, the person making the video opens the relevant app in his mobile and within some time the rickshaw starts again. As soon as the rickshaw starts, the driver takes a sigh of relief, thanks the person with folded hands and emotionally starts blessing him. The smile that has returned on his face is winning people’s hearts.

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People raised questions on such alleged prank trend

After the video went viral, people are giving different reactions on social media. Many users said that if any technology is being used to harass people instead of helping them, then it is very wrong. At the same time, some people raised questions on such alleged prank trend and said that playing with the livelihood of poor working people cannot be entertainment.

However, the claims made in the viral video have not been officially confirmed and it is not clear what exactly caused the e-rickshaw to stop. Nevertheless, this video has definitely sparked discussion on responsible use of technology and the need to be sensitive to the livelihoods of others.