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Man loads mud on SUV, speeds off on Meerut road; faces legal action

Meerut police acted promptly, slapping an e-challan of Rs 25,000 for reckless driving.

Man loads mud on SUV, speeds off on Meerut road

In the race for Internet fame, people are going extraordinary, and at times, reckless lengths, to make videos they think will grab attention. In a recent incident from Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, a man’s attempt at online stardom took a dangerous turn. A video that has now gone viral shows Intezaar Ali, a resident of Mundali village, pulling off a bizarre stunt.

In the clip, he is seen piling mud onto the roof of his SUV before speeding down the road at full throttle. As the car races forward, the mud flies off in all directions, creating chaos.

The risky act has drawn criticism and legal consequences for the man.

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According to NDTV, the now-viral video caught the attention of the police, prompting them to step in. After analysing CCTV footage and gathering accounts from witnesses, the Meerut Police acted promptly, slapping an e-challan of Rs 25,000 for reckless driving and endangerment.

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This incident follows another viral story from Meerut, where a 26-year-old groom from Dungrawali village turned into an unlikely hero during his pre-wedding celebrations. The chaos began when the driver of a passing mini-truck brazenly snatched a cash garland made of Rs 50 notes from the groom and sped off.

In Dungarwali village, Meerut, a thief snatched the currency notes from the groom’s garland during a wedding ceremony and fled the scene. Such incidents should not occur, particularly on highways. The thief must be punished according to the law.@Uppolice pic.twitter.com/vQi7N2A72r

— Manish Jain (MJ) (@ncib_manish) November 25, 2024

What happened next was akin to a scene straight out of a Bollywood movie. A video circulating on social media shows the groom, sporting a grey suit and a red turban, commandeering a passer-by’s bike to chase down the fleeing thief on the highway. The groom didn’t stop there. As the mini-truck slowed, he leaped off the bike and climbed into the moving vehicle through the window, bringing it to a dramatic halt.

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