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Home / Delhi / Gurugram Police Arrest Driver Of Suv For Performing Dangerous Stunts On City Road

Gurugram police arrest driver of SUV for performing dangerous stunts on city road

A 27-second video purportedly showing the incident, which was widely circulated on social media, depicts drivers of a Thar and a Scorpio recklessly spinning their vehicles on the Gurugram-Sohna road
PTI
Updated At : 08:27 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST
The Gurugram police took suo motu cognisance of the offence and registered an FIR at the Badshahpur police station.
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Gurugram, August 27

The driver of an SUV involved in performing hazardous stunts on a road in Gurugram has been apprehended, according to police officials.

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A 27-second video purportedly showing the incident, which was widely circulated on social media, depicts drivers of a Thar and a Scorpio recklessly spinning their vehicles on the Gurugram-Sohna road. In the footage, a cyclist is seen slamming on his brakes to avoid being struck by one of the SUVs.

Rakesh Kumar, a resident of Badshahpur and the driver of the Scorpio, has been taken into custody, and his vehicle, a black Scorpio, has been impounded. The driver of the Thar, Harish Kumar, also a resident of Badshahpur, was arrested on August 10.

The Gurugram police took suo motu cognisance of the offence and registered an FIR at the Badshahpur police station, according to a police spokesperson.

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