Pee shooters: Vigilantes take to the streets of Mumbai with a water tanker so they can spray anyone caught taking a leak in public

Vigilantes have been patrolling the streets of Mumbai with a water tanker

Tanker features enormous water canon and the sign: 'You Stop, We Stop'



Also includes rooftop area, from which masked activists can spray public



It aims to deter those who feel no shame relieving themselves on streets



Vehicle is believed to be manned by anonymous group, the Clean Indian



For those caught using the streets of Mumbai as a public toilet, the pavement is not the only thing to face getting wet.



Vigilantes have been patrolling the Indian city with a water tanker - and spraying anyone who urinates in public.



The vehicle, dubbed the 'P***ing Tanker', features a huge water canon, a logo of a person urinating and a large red sign, reading: 'You Stop, We Stop'.

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Action: Vigilantes have been patrolling Mumbai with a water tanker - and spraying anyone who pees in public

Mid-flow: A motorcyclist caught using the streets of the Indian city as a public toilet is blasted by the activists

On patrol: The tanker, dubbed the 'P***ing Tanker', features an enormous water canon and a logo of a person urinating. It also includes a rooftop area, from which the masked vigilantes can spray members of the public

It also includes a large rooftop area, from which the masked vigilantes can blast unsuspecting members of the public with water.



The bright yellow tanker is believed to be the creation of an anonymous 'anti-public urination activist group', called the Clean Indian.



It aims to deter those who feel no shame relieving themselves in the streets of India's most populous city by turning the tables and 'taking a leak' on them.



It also hopes to combat the health risk of public urination - which the activists claim remains a major problem in the country - 'one spray at a time'.

Soaked: The bright yellow tanker is believed to be the creation of an anonymous 'anti-public urination activist group', called the Clean Indian. Above, an Indian man caught urinating in the street is blasted by the vigilantes

Aim: It aims to deter those who feel no shame relieving themselves in the streets of India's most populous city

The group has posted a video of the tanker at work on YouTube, with the caption: 'You wont' believe what we did to people using the outdoors as a toilet' (sic).



But the footage has divided opinion - with many users claiming that a lack of public toilets in the state of Maharashtra is the underlying problem, not those peeing in the street.



One user wrote: 'This is not the solution. Lack of availability of Public toilets is the problem that is causing general public to act like that.'

Health risk: It also hopes to combat the health risk of public urination - which the activists claim remains a major problem in the country - 'one spray at a time'. Above, a man urinates against a wall in Mumbai

Taking aim: The group has posted a video of the tanker on YouTube, saying: 'You wont' believe what we did to people using the outdoors as a toilet' (sic). Above, a masked vigilante sprays water at a member of the public On the lookout: The footage has divided opinion, with many users saying a lack of public toilets is the problem

Meanwhile, another said: ' That's degrading for those men even if they are doing something wrong.'

But one woman wrote: 'Hilarious! The Clean Indian anti-public urination activists have a novel way of punishing men who p*** in public.'

And another added: 'This is a good way to teach them (public urinators) to use public toilets!'

