BA student arrested for rash driving in Gurugram

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Gurugram, Updated At : 04:02 AM Nov 16, 2025 IST

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Gurugram police have arrested a BA final-year student for reckless and rash driving. The police seized his car, which displayed ‘BLACKLISTED’ on the front and ‘YADAV’ on the rear in place of registration numbers.

An FIR was registered against the student at Sadar Police Station. He was released on bail after joining the investigation.

According to the police, officers deployed on an Emergency Response Vehicle (ERV) near DPG College, Sector 34, on Friday spotted a car being driven at high speed and in a reckless manner. When signalled to stop, the driver halted the vehicle 15–20 steps ahead and tried to flee, but was apprehended. Police seized his black Hyundai Verna.

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