Mumbai delivery worker filmed urinating in housing society elevator, sparks outcry

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A food delivery worker was caught on CCTV urinating inside an elevator at a Mumbai housing society. Residents discovered the incident after noticing a foul odor and reviewing security footage. The video spread widely on social media, prompting public concern. The housing society has filed a police complaint, and residents are now questioning the vetting process for delivery personnel.

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