Viral Video: Dangerous Stunt Lands Mumbai Motorcyclists In Trouble
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Both the accused have been booked for dangerous and rash driving, Mumbai Police said.
Mumbai Police has shared a video of the motorcycle stunt that landed two riders in trouble. The riders have been booked for rash and dangerous driving and their license has been suspended, the department wrote while sharing the video on social media. Attention barbie girl, it's the real worldLife isn't plastic- safety's fantastic!Take precaution, life is your creation.Both the accused booked under section 279 of IPC & MVA sections for dangerous & rash driving. License suspended too! #TunesOfLaw#RoadSafetypic.twitter.com/OGxYBS0XKi Oh the Barbie girl song,was very famous hit track in my teenage days, Mumbai police you are nowadays so entertaining also👌what a fun way to make public obey and follow the rules of traffic, proud of you #mumbaipolice 👮🏻♂️ Great work @MumbaiPolice , because of these irresponsible people road accidents happen In the short clip, the two men are seen riding the bike with no helmets. They appear to be lip syncing to a song as they move along the road. Then, as part of the stunt, the man riding pillion enacts stabbing the driver, who then flings him off the bike. The video ends with the driver himself pretending to fall on the road as a curious bystander looks on in amazement. Sharing the clip, Mumbai Police used the words of Aqua's hit 'Barbie Girl' song to issue a warning to all wannabe stunt riders. "Attention barbie girl, it's the real world Life isn't plastic- safety's fantastic!" the police department reminded viewers. They added that both the accused have been booked under section 279 of IPC and MVA sections for dangerous and rash driving.
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