Ghaziabad: The Ghaziabad police have issued a collective Challan of Rs 62,000 to three young men for allegedly take action with three cars in the rain on Sunday afternoon.
The incident video, which became a viral on social media, showed the young men who sat in the car window, playing Hooters and driving a car by zigzag in the Vijay Nagar area.
SP (Traffic) Ramanand Kushwaha told Toi that the police took the number three cars from the video and issued several Challans to the driver, which was identified as Suraj Pal Singh, Rahul Nagar and Shekhar Kumar, all aged over 20 years.
Kushwaha said, “There are about four people in every car.
Singh gets a challans for racing (Rs 5,000), driving without a license (Rs 5,000), for violating the norms of voice pollution (RS 10,000), because it does not have a car insurance certificate (RS 2,000).
Nagar gets Challans of Rs 5,000 to take action, Rs 5,000 for driving without licenses and 10,000 rs for violating voice pollution norms.
Kumar is pone by RS 20,000 to take action, driving without licenses and violating voice pollution norms.
” In March, 2021, Ghaziabad police fined two women to take action on their bicycles.
The police issued a collective fines of Rs 28,000 after taking Suo Moto’s awareness of traffic violations after the video they posted on Instagram became viral.
In the video, the Shivangi Dabas social media influencer can be seen sitting on the shoulders of Snheha Raghuvanshi’s wrestlers when he rode a bicycle on Jalan Ghaziabad.
On July 9, video with loud music in the background appeared on the social media platform where two young people were seen sitting on the roof of Mahindra Scorpio and Maruti Vitara Brezza.
The two young men also held the card written by Jatav.
After that, the Ghaziabad traffic police issued a fine of RS 18,000 to the owner of the Maruti Vitara Brezza car.
On May 30, a 19-year-old young man was arrested for allegedly taking action after the video incident became a viral on the social media platform.
The car stunts are expensive, 3 in the GZB fined RS 62K
