Mumbai police teaches a lesson to lockdown violators | Sansani

Name: Mumbai police teaches a lesson to lockdown violators | Sansani
Uploaded: 2020-04-26T08:29:22+05:30
Duration: 24 min 49 s
Description: A video has gone viral of two young men roaming around and breaking the lockdown in Mumbai. In the video, one of the men claims that he is a celebrity and the police doesn't do anything to him. Little did he know that Mumbai police had other plans for him. Watch this episode of Sansani to find out how police taught these lockdown violators a lesson.

admin | 26 Apr 2020 08:29 AM (IST)

A video has gone viral of two young men roaming around and breaking the lockdown in Mumbai. In the video, one of the men claims that he is a celebrity and the police doesn't do anything to him. Little did he know that Mumbai police had other plans for him. Watch this episode of Sansani to find out how police taught these lockdown violators a lesson.

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