A man can be seen puffing on a smoke which begins to infuriate a passenger on the bus in Russia
A shocking video, which has since gone viral on Twitter, shows the man being pulled out of the bus and dragged onto a nearby foot path.A furious passenger then stands up and pulls the man along the floor by the strap on his bag.The video, which was shared on Twitter page "What Could Go Wrong?" has since gone viral, with over 200,000 views.
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