Noida man fined Rs 28,500 for making reels by sitting on moving car's roof

In a 12-second video, the man is seen sitting on the car's roof and hood, police say

PTI

Updated At : 12:58 PM Aug 09, 2024 IST

An e-challan of Rs 28,500 has been issued against the vehicle's owner, Gautam Buddh Nagar Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Yamuna Prasad said.

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Noida, August 9

A man has been fined Rs 28,500 for flouting road rules after a video of him making reels by sitting on the roof of a moving car surfaced online, police said on Friday.

In a 12-second video, the man is seen sitting on the car's roof and hood, police said.

An e-challan of Rs 28,500 has been issued against the vehicle's owner, Gautam Buddh Nagar Deputy Commissioner of Police (Traffic) Yamuna Prasad said.

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