Video of woman in green saree dancing in government office divides social media users

A video showing a woman dancing inside a government office is circulating widely on social media. The woman, in a green saree, dances to a Hindi film song in front of officials. Computers, files and officials' chairs are clearly visible in the room.

As soon as the video surfaced, people began questioning discipline and conduct in government offices. They ask whether it is right to make such videos in a place where ordinary people come to get their work done. The question is being asked repeatedly on social media.

Netizens have split into two camps. One camp says the decorum, seriousness and discipline of the office should have been respected. According to them, dancing like this during government working hours, in front of the President's portrait, is plainly wrong.

The other camp holds a different view. Some social media users believe the employees may have taken a short break to ease the stress of work. In their view, the matter does not need to be taken so seriously.

A portrait of President Droupadi Murmu is visible behind the dancer in the room. This is why people are raising even more questions. They also ask who the dancing woman is and what her connection to the office is.

People are also talking about negligence in offices. They are asking what rules and conditions apply in government offices and what those rules say about such behaviour. Questions are also being raised about the work of the woman and the officials.

It is not yet clear which state the viral video is from, or which government department's office it shows. No official information has so far emerged about which department the dancing woman is linked to, or about her identity.

However, the tricolour and the President's portrait seen in the office make it clear that the video is from a government office somewhere in India. The remaining details will be known only after official information comes in.