The cab was spotted at IFFCO Chowk in Gurugram late on Saturday around 11:30 pm.
New Delhi:
A video from Delhi’s Mangolpuri area is going viral, in which two boys are seen forcibly positioning a girl in a cab. Regarding this video, the DCP of Outer District says that this video has come to the notice of the police and investigation is going on in this matter since last night. The owner of the cab has an address of Gurugram, police team has been sent there.
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Apart from this, it has been found in the police investigation that this cab was seen at IFFCO Chowk in Gurugram late on Saturday at around 11:30 pm. Its CCTV footage has also been received by the police. Driver detected. According to the information, two boys and a girl booked a cab from Rohini to Vikaspuri through an authorized medium. But on the way there was an argument and scuffle between them.
It is seen in the video that the boy is forcibly tricking the girl inside the car. After hearing what the girl wanted to leave from there. Right now further investigation is going on in this matter. Delhi Police informed that earlier, on March 17, a person was arrested in the clutches of a viral video in which some people were seen violating traffic rules on rooftops of cars.
According to the police, in the viral video, some people are openly flouting road alerts on the roofs of cars on NH-24 near Pandav Nagar to celebrate the birthday of a YouTuber. Police said that the YouTuber has been identified as Prince Dixit. An official said, “He (YouTuber) told that this video was shot when he was going to Shankarpur with some friends on his birthday on November 16, 2022.
They admit to being on the roof of a car, violating email. He appealed to his followers on YouTube not to attempt such stunts.” “A case was registered in the matter,” the officer said. Efforts are on to nab the man and his friends.
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