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A viral video from Greater Noida is making rounds on the internet when a man tried to showcase his driving skills and had to pay a heavy fine. The clip showed a black Maruti Suzuki Baleno performing a high-speed stunt, which caught the attention of both spectators and officials.
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The clip starts with a black Baleno speeding on the main road while another vehicle follows it and records the scene. The car suddenly turns and drifts off at high speed and then cuts to another shot, where it does the same thing and suddenly parks on the side of the road. At first, it appears to be a normal street stunt video until the last few seconds give a surprising twist.
The video ends with a photo of the traffic challan showing the fine Noida Traffic Police issued a challan of Rs 57,500 for careless driving. The viral clip was shared on 57,500. Good work, @Noidatraffic.”
Take a look at the clip here:
Police should take immediate action
Soon after, Noida Traffic Police confirmed the action on its official handle, writing, “Taking cognizance of the said complaint, action has been taken to issue e-challan (fine).” For violation of traffic rules, a fine of Rs 57,500/- will be imposed against the concerned vehicle as per rules.
Reactions are coming online
The video has been viewed nearly 3 lakh times so far, with many users praising the police for their quick response. One user commented, “His car should have been confiscated as well.” Another commented, “Ideally a stricter law is needed than fines.”
While some appreciated the officials, others expressed satisfaction after seeing the consequences of such reckless acts. One user wrote, “Moment of satisfaction,” while another said, “You earned my respect @Noidatraffic.”
Others pointed out that such sentences send a clear message against life-threatening road stunts. One commenter said, “This is how you discourage stupidity on the streets.” Another wrote, “Hope more people learn from this.”
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