In the Gedabari market, three youths, identified as Saddam, Sonu, and Babul from Basgada village, ward number nine, faced repercussions for making a YouTube reel. They applied mud paste on their bodies, rode on a single bike, and started recording a video in the bustling market, which led to a traffic jam.

The Kodha police station responded swiftly to the situation. They caught the three youths in the act and, after questioning them, issued a challan of Rs. 6,000. The fines were imposed for riding three on a bike and not wearing helmets, among other violations.

Public Reaction

Villagers expressed their concern about the reckless behavior, stating that making videos in busy market areas could lead to major accidents due to the constant movement of vehicles. They suggested that such activities should be restricted to safer, less crowded areas.

Safety Reminder

This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of adhering to traffic rules and prioritizing safety over social media popularity. Making videos should not come at the cost of public safety and order.

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