2 booked for making reel of stunt on auto rickshaw in Navi Mumbai
Abasaheb Patil, senior inspector of Turbhe informed that, the duo accused identified as Shamshud Ahmed (27) is a mechanic who performed the stunt by sitting atop the auto rickshaw without the driver while the auto driver Akshay Dhotre (26) made the reel. We learnt about the stunt after it was posted on Instagram by the accused.
From the auto rickshaw's registration number, the duo accused were traced and detained. They were booked under relevant sections of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita for rash or negligent driving or riding on a public way, act endangering human life or personal safety and abetment along with Motor Vehicle Act for dangerous driving.
They have been served with a notice under Bharatiya Nagrik Suraksha Sanhita. The duo accused apologised for performing such stunt, promised that they won't repeat it and appealed to others not to perform such stunts to avoid legal action.
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