Video: Pak Men Splash Water On Moving Train, Passengers Thrash Them And Police Seize Bike
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The incident is not an isolated one; there are reports of similar pranks occurring in India as well.
A social media video has sparked outrage in Pakistan after a group of youngsters attempted a dangerous prank near railway tracks. The video shows the youths parking a motorcycle in a shallow lake beneath the tracks, aiming to splash water on a passing train. ان لوگوں کو لگ رھا تھا ٹرین رکے گی نہیں،ٹرین رکی،مسافروں نے طبیعت صاف کرکے ان کو دھویا اور پولیس نے بائیک بھی ضبط کرلی۔لیکن ان ذلیل لوگوں کو گرفتار کیا جانا چاھئے تھا۔ pic.twitter.com/sGCbbjugVL
However, their plan went awry when the train unexpectedly came to a halt. After the sudden stop, rail employees and angered passengers came down and chased the fleeing youngsters. The video captures the chaos as police seize the motorcycle.
Watch the video here:
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