Youths Wave Guns, Perform Stunts With Car & Bikes In Noida. Police Issue Rs 26,000 Challan After Video Goes Viral — WATCH

The Noida Police Commissioner’s media cell confirmed that a challan was issued after reviewing the video. Efforts are under way to identify the men in the video.

A video of youths brandishing weapons and performing stunts with cars and bikes in Noida has gone viral.

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A video showing youths brandishing weapons and performing stunts with a car and two bikes in Noida, Uttar Pradesh, has gone viral. Upon seeing the video, Noida Traffic Police took action and issued a challan of Rs 26,000 for the car involved.

The video shows a man sitting on the bonnet of a moving car, while another hangs out of the open car door on the passenger side. Four other men can be seen on two different bikes. The youth on the car bonnet and another on the bike are also seen waving guns in the viral video.

According to a report by Aaj Tak, the Noida Police Commissioner’s media cell confirmed that a challan was issued after reviewing the video, and further details are being collected. The police are working to identify the men involved so that strict action can be taken.

नोएडा में नही रुक रहे वाहनों से स्टंट करने के मामले...हथियार लहराते युवकों का कार,बाइक से स्टंट का वीडियो ..युवकों ने कार और बाइक से की स्टंटबाजी बनाया वीडियो..ट्रैफिक पुलिस ने 26000 रुपए का काटा चालान.. अब स्टंट बाज जाएंगे कोर्ट में मामूली पैसों में चालान हो जाएगा खत्म।… pic.twitter.com/GvSN6dyCGV

— निशान्त शर्मा (भारद्वाज) (@Nishantjournali) September 26, 2024

Netizens' Response To Video

As soon as the video went viral, several social media users demanded action against the men. 

One social media user said, "These people are not at fault, the fault lies with those who are allowing them to roam on the open roads, they should be immediately investigated and put in jail."

A second social media user added, "Weapons licence should also be checked."

Another user said serious punishment was warranted. "Action should be taken against them under Arms Act," they said.