Delhi: The ‘bride’ happily drove the scooty without a helmet, then the police issued a challan as an omen…!
These days people put their lives and the lives of others at risk in the name of fun. In the process of making a reel, youngsters forget the real life itself. Something similar was seen in Delhi. In Delhi, a new bride was seen roaming around on a scooty carefree. How could the Delhi Police leave this lady? Delhi Police has uploaded the video of the woman from its Twitter account giving important message to the people. This woman was in full dress of the bride. Delhi Police also cut the challan. In the video, wearing a wedding dress, a bride adorned in jewelery is seen speeding away on a scooty. The song ‘Sajna Ji Vaari Vaari’ is playing in the background. Delhi Police put another document after this edited video. In this document, the Delhi Police has handed over a challan of Rs 5000 to the bride for not wearing a helmet in Shagun and not having a driving license.
Going 'Vaari Vaari Jaaun' on the road for a REEL makes your safety a REAL WORRY!
Please do not indulge in acts of BEWAKOOFIYAN! Drive safe.@dtptraffic pic.twitter.com/CLx5AP9UN8
— Delhi Police (@DelhiPolice) June 10, 2023
Delhi Police gave a message to the public Along with uploading the video, the Delhi Police also gave a social message to the people. ‘Going back and forth on the road to make a reel can put your safety at risk. Please don’t do such stupid things and drive with safety.’ People praised the police People came out in support of Delhi Police on Twitter. People wrote that IPC sections should be imposed on such crimes. Another user wrote Mast! What an awesome way to share a social message. This is an incident where the Delhi Police has issued a challan to a woman. A few days ago in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, two women fiercely chased policemen who were traveling without helmets. This video was recorded from her phone by a woman sitting on a scooty coming behind the police. Taking immediate cognizance of the matter, the Ghaziabad police issued a challan of Rs 1000 to the officers.
