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Badshah landed in trouble after reports claimed he has been fined On December 15, a fine of Rs 15,500 was imposed for driving on the wrong side of the road in Gurugram. The incident reportedly occurred when he was on his way to Punjabi singer Karan Aujla’s concert for his scheduled performance. However, the Bollywood rapper refuted these claims and said that he does not even own a Thar. Read alsoRapper Badshah violates traffic rules in Gurugram, complaint to police challan of 15,000
What we know about traffic violation reports
News came on Tuesday that Gurugram Traffic Police has issued challan to more than one Rs 15,000 after a Mahindra Thar carrying popular rapper Badshah was found driving on the wrong side of the road.
According to reports, Badshah was allegedly driving a Mahindra Thar as part of a convoy of three vehicles which took the illegal route, sparking public outrage.
Gurugram Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Virendra Vij said, “The Thar was registered in the name of a person named Deependra Hooda from Panipat and he was driving it. Total online fine imposed against HUDA Rs 15,500 under three sections of the Motor Vehicles Act, including dangerous driving and wrong side driving, Vij said.
King’s reaction
As soon as these reports gained prominence on social media, Badshah took to his social media to refute the allegations.
Taking to Instagram Stories, Badshah posted a note which read, “Bhai, Thar toh hai bhi nai mere paas, na main drive kar raha tha us din (Brother, I don’t have a Thar and I was not driving that day) ). I was being driven in a white Vellfire, and we always drive responsibly. Chahe Gaadiyon Chahe Game (Whether it is cars or games).”
He posted the note with Manna Dey’s song, Ae Bhai Zara Dekh Ke Chalo, from the classic film, Mera Naam Joker.
His team fights back
Yesterday, Badshah’s team issued a statement to refute the claims. “We are issuing this statement to address the recent defamatory reports and false allegations regarding a traffic incident involving Badshah following the Karan Aujla concert on December 15, 2024 in the Delhi NCR region. These reports allege We would like to categorically state that the allegation that Badshah was involved in traffic violations is completely false.
The statement said, “On the night of the concert, Badshah was traveling in a white Toyota Vellfire (registration number HR55 AU 3333), a vehicle provided by Bakshi Transport Service Pvt Ltd and driven by a licensed professional driver. Our transportation arrangements for the entire event included one Toyota Vellfire and three additional Toyota Innova Crystas to ensure the safe and efficient transportation of our team. Badshah was not operating any of the above vehicles at any time during the alleged incident.
The note also stressed that “no fine was imposed on any vehicle belonging to the King or his entourage that evening”.
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