Jyotirmath police have seized a scooter and taken action under the Motor Vehicles Act after a video showing a young man performing dangerous stunts on a public road circulated on social media.
The incident took place in Jyotirmath market, where the rider allegedly carried out the stunts in pursuit of likes and views. Police said the activity created a risk to the rider’s life as well as the safety of other people using the road.
Police action after viral video
After taking note of the video, Jyotirmath police identified the vehicle involved and seized the scooter. They also issued a challan under the Motor Vehicles Act.
Police warned the youth not to repeat such conduct. The young man accepted that he had made a mistake and apologised during the action taken against him.
The case highlights the risks of performing vehicle stunts on public roads for social-media attention. A short video intended to attract views can place riders, pedestrians and other motorists in danger.
Police appeal to road users
Deputy Superintendent of Police Madan Singh Bisht urged people to follow traffic rules while driving. He said road users must protect not only themselves but also the lives of others.
Bisht also cautioned people against risking their lives for a few likes and views, stressing that life is valuable. The police action followed the circulation of the stunt video and focused on the vehicle and traffic-law violation described in the report.
Conclusion
Jyotirmath police seized the scooter and issued a Motor Vehicles Act challan after a dangerous stunt video surfaced online. The rider admitted his mistake, apologised and was warned against repeating the act.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Where did the stunt take place?
The stunt took place on a road in Jyotirmath market.
Q. Why did police seize the scooter?
Police seized the scooter after a video showed the rider performing dangerous stunts on a public road.
Q. What legal action was taken?
Police issued a challan under the Motor Vehicles Act and seized the scooter.
Q. What did the young man do after the police action?
He admitted his mistake and apologised.
Q. What advice did the police give?
Deputy Superintendent of Police Madan Singh Bisht urged people to follow traffic rules and avoid risking lives for likes and views.
