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Noida: Youths caught waving weapons, performing dangerous stunts | WATCH

The video, which quickly gained attention on social media, shows the youths dangerously speeding on bikes and cars while waving weapons. The stunts were performed on busy roads, posing a serious threat to other commuters.

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New Delhi: A new video has surfaced from Noida, Uttar Pradesh, showing young men engaging in reckless stunts on public roads. This time, the offenders not only performed dangerous tricks on cars and bikes but were also seen brandishing weapons, raising fresh concerns over public safety in the area.

Reckless driving and weapon display 

The video, which quickly gained attention on social media, shows the youths dangerously speeding on bikes and cars while waving weapons. The stunts were performed on busy roads, posing a serious threat to other commuters. The offenders recorded their stunts and shared the footage online, bringing widespread attention to the incident.

Take a look at the video: 

Police response: ₹26,000 fine imposed

In response to the viral video, Noida Traffic Police swiftly tracked down the individuals involved and imposed a fine of ₹26,000 for violating traffic rules. However, despite the significant penalty, many residents believe that offenders often get away with minor consequences by resolving the issue in court, where the fines are sometimes reduced.

Netizens' reaction to the post

A user of X platform wrote in Hindi, these people are not at fault, the fault lies with those who are allowing them to roam on the open roads, they should be immediately investigated and put in jail.

Another user of X platform wrote in Hindi, the courts here create criminals and not eliminate crime.

A third user of X platform wrote in Hindi, thanks to Jewar Airport, we have received good compensation, otherwise these people would have done stunts on bicycles.

A  fourth user of X platform wrote in Hindi, weapons license should also be checked.

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