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Drunk youth snatches bike, sets it ablaze

A drunk youth not only snatched a bike after being denied a lift, but also set it on fire. The incident occurred on Thursday night and an FIR was registered at the Sector 58 police station. The accused has since...

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Gurugram, Updated At : 09:57 AM Apr 26, 2025 IST

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A drunk youth not only snatched a bike after being denied a lift, but also set it on fire. The incident occurred on Thursday night and an FIR was registered at the Sector 58 police station. The accused has since been arrested.

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Acting on the complaint by aisal Khan, a resident of Bijopur village, the police registered an FIR the same night and arrested the accused.

“The accused has been identified as Pushpendra, a resident of Bhanakpur village. During interrogation, he admitted to being under the influence of alcohol and is also addicted to drugs. Further investigation is underway,” said a spokesperson for Faridabad police.

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