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News India Live, Digital Desk: The youth in Uttar Pradesh are very much intoxicated with Power/Swag. Especially since the era of ‘Reels’ has come on social media, everyone considers himself no less than a Baahubali or a Don. Hooters in expensive cars, police lights and those loud songs playing in the background, all this has now become common.
But, UP Police is also in ‘Singham’ mood these days. The latest case is of a ‘fake don’ who was being welcomed at a tea shop, but was bid farewell by the police by taking him to the police station.
What was the whole matter?
This story is very filmy. A gentleman gets his car modified and goes out on the road. The car did not look like any ordinary one, because he had parked it on top of his private car. Red and Blue Beacon Lights Had installed it, which is allowed to be installed only by police or emergency services.
Sir’s ‘swag’ did not end here. He had a face on his mask (perhaps to hide identity or to look like a ‘mystery man’).
This ‘fake sir’ reaches a tea stall in his car. His friends were already standing there, who as soon as they saw the car, welcome them with flowers and garlands Started doing. As if some big leader or official had come. The entire scene was made as if a don was entering the area. Its video was also shot properly so that the reel could be posted on Instagram.
Video viral and police entry
As soon as this ‘Bhaukaal’ video went viral on social media, the matter reached the police. And you already know how strict the administration is these days regarding traffic rules and ruckus in public places.
Without any delay, the police traced the number of the vehicle and arrested this ‘Instagram Baahubali’. The police not only seized that vehicle but also issued a heavy challan to him for setting red-blue lights and breaking rules in a public place.
All the drugs landed in the police station
The brother who was showing off his tan wearing a mask lost all his arrogance as soon as he reached the police station. The police have given a clear message that those breaking the rules for “reels” on the road will not be spared. Installing beacon lights on private vehicles is illegal and you may have to go to jail for this.
a lesson for all of us
Friends, fun has its place, but the “arm of the law” is too long. Doing illegal things just to get likes and comments on social media is stupid. Today you will become a ‘hero’ by making a video, if tomorrow the police catches you then what will be the infamy in the society?
It is better to take care of your own and others’ safety and stay away from “fake bhaukaal”. Otherwise, UP Police has already said that if you break the rules, you will be broken.
North India Statesman