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Indian Express
4 days ago
- Indian Express
‘Traumatic': Video of Mumbai man laughing as his pitbull bites boy inside auto-rickshaw sparks outrage
TRIGGER WARNING A pitbull attacked an 11-year-old boy in Mumbai after the dog was deliberately unleashed on him by its owner. The shocking incident occurred in the Mankhurd area on Thursday and has sparked outrage on social media. In the viral video, the frightened boy is seen inside an auto-rickshaw with the pitbull sitting beside him. The dog's owner, identified as 43-year-old Mohammad Sohail Hasan, was seated in the front of the rickshaw and can be seen laughing at the boy's cries for help. As the video continues, the boy screams after the dog lunges at him, biting his chin. He somehow manages to flee the rickshaw, even as the dog grabs hold of his clothes. Instead of intervening, the owner is seen laughing while the dog chases the boy. Watch the video here: Mumbai: Owner laughs as he lets his pitbull attack a young boy, who gets bitten multiple times before escaping. — Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) July 20, 2025 The video quickly drew attention, sparking a massive backlash. Several social media users demanded strict action against the dog's owner. 'How traumatic that experience would have been for the kid. These people sorry these psychopaths needs to punished severely, so that any idiot should never dare such atrocities. @MumbaiPolice please take action and check the mental health of the kid please,' a user wrote. Another person wrote, 'It is the human that is the problem, not the animal.' 'Same treatment should done to him (the dog's owner),' another user commented. 'India needs US type law enforcement. Until then there is no hope,' a third user reacted. According to PTI, the victim has been identified and a case filed. Following a complaint by child's father, police filed an FIR on Friday. As per the FIR, the man allegedly let his dog loose on the boy, who had been playing inside a parked auto-rickshaw. The case has been filed under Section 291 (negligent handling of animals), Section 125 (causing simple hurt), and Section 125(A) of the Indian Penal Code (Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita). Additionally, Hasan has been served a notice under Section 35(3) of the BNS, PTI reported.
Hindustan Times
5 days ago
- Hindustan Times
Kids take SUV for a dangerous joyride in busy lane, pedestrians and bikers jump to safety
A disturbing CCTV video has gone viral on social media, showing underage children dangerously driving an SUV on a residential street in Haryana. A viral video from Haryana showed kids driving an SUV recklessly on a narrow street.(X/@gharkekalesh) The video, shared by the Instagram page Ghar Ke Kalesh, shows a boy—appearing to be in his early teens—behind the wheel of a white SUV. He loses control of the vehicle, sending it careening through a narrow lane. The car takes a dangerous drift, nearly crashing into a bike rider, who escapes just in time thanks to his quick reflexes. (Also read: Kid in school uniform spotted driving SUV with friends, internet slams reckless parenting) Close calls and chaos on a street Moments later, another terrifying near-miss occurs. A child walking along the street narrowly avoids being hit as the speeding SUV rushes past him. In a second clip from a different angle, two other children can be seen walking on the same street. Upon noticing the speeding car, they quickly flee before the SUV crashes into a parked motorbike at the end of the lane. The chaos doesn't end there. As soon as the SUV comes to a halt, the children inside the vehicle step out, visibly shaken. Residents nearby rush toward the scene, some in panic and others in anger, reacting to what could have been a fatal accident. Watch the clip here: Social media reacts The clip has amassed over 42,000 views and sparked intense discussion online. Many viewers were quick to criticise the parents for allowing such young children access to a vehicle. 'Gharwale bilkul laparwah hain kya... itne chote bachche ko gadi kaise de di,' one user commented, questioning the parents' carelessness. Another wrote, 'Parents should keep an eye on where their children are and what they are doing.' (Also read: Students fall off moving Thar while attempting risky swag entry for farewell party. Video) A user said, 'Parenting isn't just about buying things—it's about teaching responsibility.' Others expressed outrage more bluntly: 'This makes me very angry,' said one viewer, while another added, 'Not just the kids, parents should also be held accountable.'
Indian Express
17-07-2025
- General
- Indian Express
‘Aircraft rokiye please': Chaos erupts on SpiceJet Delhi to Mumbai flight after AC stops working, video emerges
A SpiceJet flight travelling from Delhi to Mumbai on July 14 was delayed after frustrated passengers created a ruckus due to a lack of air conditioning. The situation escalated after some passengers urged the cabin crew to stop the aircraft from taking off and call security forces. In the now-viral video, a woman passenger is seen speaking to two flight attendants, urging them to turn on the AC as a lack of it can pose health risks. As the video progresses, a man stands up to protest against the situation. 'Bekar hai (it's useless). Jaan ke sath khilwad kar rhe hain yeh log (they are risking our lives). Rok do aap rok do! Aircraft rok do (please stop the aircraft),' he says in the video. 'Ahmedabad wale Air India flight mein bhi yhi hua tha, phle AC chalna band hua tha (This is what happened on Air India flight that took off from Ahmedabad, the air conditioning was not functional),' he adds. The video also captures several passengers fanning themselves. Watch the video here: Kalesh b/w Flight staff and passengers inside flight over ac wasn't working inside aircraft (Delhi mumbai flight) — Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) July 16, 2025 The video racked up over one lakh views, prompting numerous reactions. 'Technically there is no AC in flights there are systems that maintain pressure according to the outside environment hence the cool air which makes us think it is AC failure of these systems can make airplane implode too,' a user wrote. 'AC failure mid-flight isn't just about comfort .. it can point to bigger technical faults. After what happened in Ahmedabad, passengers are right to be worried,' another user commented. According to flight-tracking platform Flightradar24, SpiceJet flight S9282 was scheduled to depart at 12.30 pm on July 14 but took off at 7.21 pm and landed at 9.05 pm in Mumbai. SpiceJet later issued a statement confirming the removal of the passengers who tried to enter the cockpit. 'On July 14, 2025, two unruly passengers were offloaded from SpiceJet flight SG 9282 operating from Delhi to Mumbai. The two attempted to approach the cockpit forcefully and caused a disruption while the aircraft was taxiing,' the airline said. The airline added that despite repeated warnings from cabin crew, fellow passengers, and even the captain, the two men refused to comply. 'In the interest of the safety of all passengers and crew, the Captain decided to return the aircraft to the bay, and the passengers were offloaded. They were subsequently handed over to the CISF,' the statement read.
Indian Express
16-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
‘They thought it's just a CAT': Pack of dogs chase lioness in viral video, what happens next feels straight out of ‘Bhagam Bhag'
Remember that hilarious scene in the movie Bhagam Bhag where Akshay Kumar's character runs for his life after being chased by a group of men, only for the entire group to run the other way after being spooked by a dog? A similar scene recently unfolded in real life, and it's taken the Internet by storm. In a now-viral video shared by Arhant Shelby (@Arhantt_pvt) and later reposted by the meme page 'Ghar Ke Kalesh,' a lioness is seen strolling into a narrow lane somewhere in India, the exact location still unknown. Then, we see nine street dogs, mistaking the big cat for just another feline intruder, charging at it with confidence. But within seconds, realisation dawns, and all of them beat a hasty retreat. The on-screen text introduces the pack as 'Dogesh bhai gang.' They thought it's just a CAT😭 — Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) July 15, 2025 The caption that came with the video sums it up with perfect deadpan humour: 'They thought it's just a CAT.' The post has since accumulated a million views and has people cracking up across social media. One viewer responded to the video saying, 'That's why they say, sometimes ignorance is bliss!' Another user, after closely inspecting the footage, wrote, 'I did the count. 9 went in, 8 came out.' A third X user reacted, 'That Bhagam Bhag scene featuring Rajpal Yadav.' 'Well, they weren't entirely wrong. It was a cat — just much bigger than they had expected,' said another user.
Indian Express
11-07-2025
- Climate
- Indian Express
Jaipur man breaks down after losing phone in rainwater, video goes viral: ‘As a country, we fail every day'
In a moment that captured both heartbreak and the everyday struggles of urban India, a young man in Jaipur was seen in tears after losing his mobile phone to rainwater flooding. The incident took place in the Ramniwas Bagh area, where heavy monsoon showers had left roads waterlogged due to inadequate drainage. According to India Today, the man, identified as Haldar, was navigating the flooded streets on his Activa when he lost balance and slipped. As he fell, his phone slipped from his grasp and disappeared into the murky water. A visibly emotional Haldar was seen wading through the water, desperately trying to find his phone. The more he searched, the more hopeless it seemed, until frustration gave way to tears. He wept, blaming the city's poor infrastructure for his loss. A passerby recorded the moment, and the video quickly went viral, sparking widespread reactions online. Guy breaking down in tears after his mobile phone reportedly slipped into rainwater in Jaipur. — Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) July 10, 2025 One user said, 'As a country, we fail every day. Just when monsoon starts, we see rivers everywhere. Just when winter starts, we see smogs everywhere. Whole year: pollution, electricity issue, drainage issue. Sad thing is we all have accepted all these as regular.' Another person wrote, 'I understand the pain of losing something valuable because of someone. We protect what we care about, but when it's lost in a disaster, it breaks us. Corrupt leaders and poor systems will never understand this kind of suffering.' Many empathised with Haldar, noting the financial and emotional value a phone holds, especially for those who save up for months to afford one. 'It really is painful to see him like this because who knows with how much hard earned money he or his parents bought it,' read another comment. Residents told India Today that Ramniwas Bagh often suffers from flooding due to a slope on one side and an inefficient drainage system, a recurring issue every monsoon. This isn't an isolated case. Similar scenes have emerged from other cities too. In Gurgaon, videos showed waterlogged roads, half-submerged cars, and flooded homes – underlining how quickly urban life can be upended by a few hours of rain.
