A shocking video from Delhi’s Saket J Block is going viral. In the clip, a young boy is seen taking dangerous risks on a busy road. The video, recorded from a nearby vehicle, shows him climbing onto the roof of a moving car and enjoying the stunt. At a traffic signal, a girl leans out of the window and the two share a kiss, adding to the concern.
The person recording the video says that the boy looks around 20 or 21 years old. He warns that if something happens to the boy, his family will suffer. He also compares the boy’s risky behaviour to his own life, saying that even at 30, his family calls him if he is late. After the video spread widely, many people online criticised the act and urged the Delhi Police to take strict action.
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Police responded quickly. Officials said the people involved have been fined under Sections 179 and 184 of the Motor Vehicles Act (MVA) for breaking traffic rules.
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In the video, the person filming can be heard saying, “Look at this behaviour. If he dies like this, his parents will cry. They will say their Sonu didn’t even get married. They don’t see what he is doing. We don’t have this freedom. I am 30, and if I don’t reach home by 8 PM, I get a call. He is maybe 20–21. If he dies, his family will keep crying. I hope he falls.”
Delhi Police also shared the video on their official X page. They wrote, “Life is precious. The accused has been penalised under Section 179 MVA and 184 MVA. Please do not endanger your life or others’ lives by breaking traffic rules.”
Netizens react
A user commented on the thread, "Sonu ki ghodi sath hi chal rahi hain..", another X user commented, "This isn’t driving… this is a live demo of 'How to remove yourself from the population", another user mocked, Sonu k sath kuch nahi hua sadly end tak video mein. So disappointing!"
A user in the comments noted that the car owner already has several pending challans. These include fines for overspeeding under Section 112/183, improper parking under Section 122/177, and disobeying directions under Section 179.
There is also a challan under Section 194B(1) for driving without a seat belt or carrying a passenger without one.
