Random photos of Muslims performing public prayers on public transportation or blocking public transportation in Muslim countries may be found below. There are more.

Morocco:

Picture of Moroccans Praying on Tramway Track Stirs Controversy

United Arab Emirates:

Muslim drivers may face a fine of Dh1,000 for praying on side of UAE roads

Bangladesh:

Group Prayer on the Street

These examples are categorically distinct from what Muslims are doing in the West and India. Morroco was during the holiday of Eid and the people praying initially tried to be accommodating by praying off the track but there were too many in a limited space that caused an overflow.

In the UAE the drivers were not blocking the isle of the bus while driving, or the flow of traffic as they only stopped, exited and stayed on the side of the road.

Lastly, the Bangladesh shows a large public festival in a big festival grounds or parking lot. The busses you see in the photos had driven the people there and parked. They are not in the middle of town blocking commerce.

"If your point is that Muslims cause problems in their own countries..."

I was merely pointing out the error of stating that "they only do this in Western countries" while commenting on a video that shows "this" taking place in India.

India is not a "western" country. Thus, it is untrue to state that "they only do this in Western countries." That was my only point in posting.

I saw the edited post.

Disregarding any other examples, as I stated prior, my only reason for posting was to point out the anomaly in the initial statement posted at the beginning, before the edit: "They only do this in western countries."

In commenting on the video, why would you say that the activity seen in the video happens only in western countries, when the video directly refutes what you're saying? It makes no sense.

It would be like looking at a video of the pope eating a hamburger and then declaring that he only eats fish sandwiches.