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India.com
29-05-2025
- India.com
Bengaluru Couples PDA On Moving Car Triggers Public Outrage; Video Goes Viral, Rs 1,500 Fine Imposed
A video capturing a couple's public display of affection (PDA) from the sunroof of a moving vehicle in Bengaluru sparked outrage on social media and prompted immediate action on the part of the traffic police in Bengaluru. The incident, which took place under the Halasuru Traffic Police jurisdiction, was recorded by a passerby and immediately went viral on social media after being shared by the X handle Karnataka Portfolio. The video displays the couple kissing and hugging while standing upright through the sunroof of the vehicle, raising eyebrows from surrounding commuters and netizens alike regarding both road safety and public decency. Vehicle Traced, Owner Fined Acting on the video, Bengaluru traffic police identified the vehicle based on its Karnataka registration number. The owner received a fine of Rs 1,500 — Rs 1,000 for reckless driving and Rs 500 for standard traffic offenses. "This kind of behaviour is not only indecent in a public space but also extremely hazardous from a traffic safety perspective," police officials said. "Such acts can distract drivers and significantly increase the risk of accidents." Authorities threatened that a repeat of the incidents would attract tougher enforcement and possible legal action under traffic safety and public nuisance laws. Metro PDA Video Also Sparks Concerns In another incident, yet another video went viral on social media of a couple who were said to have been engaged in indecent behaviour at Bengaluru's Madavara Metro Station. The couple, amidst other fellow commuters who included elderly citizens, seemed unconcerned about being in public, again fuelling online discussion of appropriate behavior in public spaces. Sunroof Shenanigans: Public Road Becomes Private Bedroom for Bengaluru Couple What is truly happening to people these days? In yet another bizarre and concerning incident, a young couple was caught on camera engaging in highly inappropriate behavior through the sunroof of a… — Karnataka Portfolio (@karnatakaportf) May 27, 2025 The clip has evoked demands for the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) to act. Social media users and commuters have appealed to metro authorities to enhance monitoring and advocate for respectful behavior on public transport systems. Public Reactions And Official Response Both incidents have opened up debate again on balancing the freedom of individuals and public decency in public places. While some users were complaining about moral policing, most demanded greater enforcement to uphold decorum in public spaces. Traffic police authorities have reaffirmed their interest in maintaining road safety and public order, requesting citizens to report similar offenses through official mediums.
Hindustan Times
29-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
Bengaluru couple's PDA on moving car sparks outrage, prompts traffic police crackdown
A young couple's public display of affection atop a moving car in Bengaluru's traffic has sparked massive outrage online, prompting swift action from the city's traffic police. The incident, captured on video by a passerby and widely circulated on social media, shows the couple kissing and engaging in intimate behaviour while standing through the sunroof of a moving vehicle. Also Read - Bengaluru Police to launch crackdown on illegal tobacco sales ahead of World No Tobacco Day The video, shared by the X handle Karnataka Portfolio, not only ignited debate over moral conduct in public but also raised serious safety concerns. The act, which took place under the Halasuru Traffic Police limits, drew attention from nearby commuters who were visibly disturbed by the couple's actions. Authorities tracked down the vehicle using its Karnataka registration number and issued a fine of ₹1,500 to the owner — ₹1,000 for dangerous driving and ₹500 for general traffic violations. 'This kind of behaviour is not only indecent in a public space but also highly irresponsible from a road safety standpoint,' police said, adding that such acts can distract other drivers and pose threats to overall traffic safety. Police officials have warned that further instances of such behaviour will result in stricter enforcement and legal consequences. Also Read - BMTC launches 'Divya Darshana' spiritual tour across Bengaluru's 8 iconic temples. More details In a related incident, another video went viral showing a couple engaging in inappropriate behaviour at the Madavara metro station. Surrounded by fellow passengers — including senior citizens — the couple appeared indifferent to their public surroundings. The clip has since triggered demands from netizens asking the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) to act against such conduct and ensure public spaces remain respectful for all.
