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Video: Reckless Diwali Stunt Lands Thar Driver in Trouble; Surat Police Take Action

A driver of a Mahindra Thar performed a reckless stunt on a busy road during Diwali celebrations, prompting police intervention. The driver later appeared at the police station to apologise on video, and authorities have taken legal action.

NDTV IndiaNovember 10, 20261 min read
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Video: Reckless Diwali Stunt Lands Thar Driver in Trouble; Surat Police Take Action
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During the Diwali holiday, a Mahindra Thar driver attempted a dangerous manoeuvre on a main thoroughfare in Surat, weaving through traffic and endangering pedestrians and other motorists. The stunt was captured by nearby surveillance cameras and quickly shared on social media, sparking public outrage and calls for swift police response. The incident occurred at a time when many families were travelling for festive gatherings, heightening the risk of accidents on already congested roads.

Surat police responded by detaining the driver and filing a formal complaint under the Motor Vehicles Act. In a video released by the department, the driver is seen at the police station with his hands folded, offering a verbal apology for his actions. The police statement emphasized that reckless behaviour during festival periods will not be tolerated and warned that similar offences could result in fines, licence suspension, or imprisonment. The driver is expected to appear before a magistrate for further proceedings.

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Officials highlighted that Diwali often sees a rise in traffic violations as people travel to celebrate with family and friends. The police have urged citizens to observe road safety rules, avoid alcohol consumption before driving, and respect traffic signals. By publicising the apology video, authorities aim to deter similar conduct and reassure the community that safety measures are being enforced during the festive season.

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