Patna lovebirds booked after viral motorcycle stunt on ‘Marine Drive’

According to the Patna Traffic Police, Mughalpura resident Deepak Kumar and his girlfriend, whose identity has not yet been established, have been booked over the stunt. The viral video, reportedly recorded on September 5 around 5.30 pm, shows the couple riding a motorcycle facing.

The two can be seen cuddling and caressing each other while the motorcycle is in motion, apparently oblivious to the risk posed to themselves and other road users. The traffic police said the motorcycle owner was identified on Monday, following which an FIR was.

What Happened

In an appeal to the public, the traffic police urged youngsters to refrain from performing stunts on public roads, warning that such violations are being monitored around the clock through its social media team and the Integrated Command and Control Centre. The.

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