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Home / Trending / Jaane Nahi Denge Tujhe… Says Delhi Police While Sharing Video Of Biker Trying To Recreate 3 Idiots Scene Impose Hefty Fine 529225

‘Jaane nahi denge tujhe…’: Says Delhi Police while sharing video of biker trying to recreate ‘3 Idiots’ scene, impose hefty fine

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Updated At : 02:51 AM Jul 27, 2023 IST

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Chandigarh, July 26

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Delhi police is known to school offenders on social media with its peculiar tweets whenever there is requirement. The recent testimony to this got witnessed when official Twitter account of Delhi Police posted a video of 3 people on bike, who were emulating Aamir Khan starrer 3 Idiots’ iconic scene.

The video shows a man riding Bullet motorcycle with 2 women riding pillion. As they try to recreate the scene of the movie—where Raju (role played by Sharman Joshi) was being taken to hospital after he tried to die by suicide—the song Jaane Nahi Denge Tujhe plays in the background.

Delhi Police has shared the video asking people not to imitate such ‘dangerous acts’ for the sake of reels.

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Besides, a hefty fine of Rs 15,000 was unleashed upon the rider under applicable acts.

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