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Indian Express
2 days ago
- Automotive
- Indian Express
Two men arrested after video of stunts with Fortuner near Amity University goes viral
Hours after a video showing two young men speeding and performing stunts in a Toyota Fortuner near Amity University in Noida went viral, they were arrested and the car was seized, police said on Wednesday. According to the police, the two men were performing dangerous stunts in the SUV, bearing an Uttar Pradesh registration number, near Gate Number 1 of the university in Noida Sector 125. A video of the incident went viral on Tuesday. 'We learnt that the public was facing inconvenience in commuting,' said Sumit Shukla, Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police, Noida. Shukla said the stunts had also led to traffic congestion in the area, after which the two men were identified and taken into police custody. 'They have been identified as Diwakar Sharma, 19, and Sanjay Kumar Singh, 20, both residents of Noida,' said the ADCP. थाना सेक्टर-126(नोएडा):- निजी विश्वविद्यालय के पास फॉर्च्यूनर गाड़ी से खतरनाक तरीके से स्टंट करने वाले 02 व्यक्ति गिरफ्तार, कब्जे से स्टंट करने में प्रयोग की जा रही फॉर्च्यूनर कार बरामद। — POLICE COMMISSIONERATE GAUTAM BUDDH NAGAR (@noidapolice) June 3, 2025 Shukla also said the police had seized the Fortuner. 'We took cognisance of the viral video and identified both the men from the video, and later arrested the two. They were students and violating traffic norms. We are investigating the case further,' he said. In the 18-second video, a white Fortuner can be seen speeding on the roads and later being splashed with alcohol all over. The video came a day after a video went viral showing a man being thrown into a drain in Noida Sector 49 after a Mahindra Thar hit him.
Hindustan Times
3 days ago
- General
- Hindustan Times
Noida driver deliberately rams SUV into man over alleged social media comments
A case was registered by the Noida Police on Tuesday against a person after a video of him deliberately trying to hit another person with his SUV went viral on social media. Police said that the incident took place in Sector 53 on Monday. A 28-second video clip went viral on social media platforms on Tuesday. The video shows a man with multiple injuries walking on a road carrying a brick in his hand. At the same time, a black Thar came from behind and hit him. The impact of the collision was such that the man was flung into the roadside drain. HT, however, could not independently verify the authenticity of the video. 'On Tuesday, a video went viral on social media. Taking cognisance of the video, we have registered a case against the SUV driver at Sector 24 police station and formed three teams to nab the suspect,' said Noida additional deputy commissioner of police (ADCP), Sumit Shukla. Also Read: 2 die in separate accidents in Tilak Nagar, Deonar 'Investigation revealed that on Monday, a fight broke out between two people following comments on Instagram. Later, they got embroiled in a physical altercation, and when victim Saurabh Yadav, 25, a resident of Sector 48, was walking carrying a brick, the Thar driver hit him from behind', the ADCP said. Police said the suspects are known to each other, and the incident took place in Noida, Sector 53. The injured person is undergoing treatment at a hospital, and further investigation is underway.
Time of India
4 days ago
- Time of India
Noida residents discuss law and order situation with police
Noida: Residents of Sectors 12 and 122, along with a delegation from the NCR RWA, met police officials over the weekend in their respective sectors to discuss concerns regarding law and order. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Key issues raised included lack of police patrolling, vehicle thefts at night, phone snatchings in broad daylight, rising incidents of theft, activities of anti-social elements, traffic congestion, unauthorised e-rickshaws, and the consumption of alcohol in parks and open spaces within residential sectors. "Under Noida police's Good Evening Programme, a meeting was held with deputy commissioner of police (DCP) Yamuna Prasad, additional deputy commissioner (ADCP) Sumit Shukla, assistant deputy commissioner (ACP) Ajit Singh, acp Vivek Ranjan Rai, and chowki in-charge Rahul Kumar. This was in the presence of FONRWA president Yogendra Sharma and general secretary KK Jain at Sector 11 community centre over the deteriorating law and order situation in Sector 11," said Anuj Gupta, RWA president of Sector 11. Dinesh Krishnan, RWA general secretary of Sector 11, informed police officials that due to inadequate patrolling, incidents of vehicle thefts at night, mobile phone snatchings during daylight, and increasing thefts have occurred in the sector. Gupta added that anti-social elements and drifters consume drugs and misbehave with passers-by at several locations. A similar meeting was organised with residents of Sector 122 by senior police officials ADDL Sumit Shukla and ACP Twinkle Jain. Residents highlighted the lack of security, absence of a traffic system, deteriorating law and order, and other pressing civic issues. "We urged for immediate measures to make the security system more robust, including increased patrolling daily from 7 to 10 am. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now Small children should be banned from riding motorcycles without helmets at high speeds and with loud noise. Solutions to traffic jams and parking problems, especially on Parthala road, were also discussed," said Umesh Sharma, RWA president of Sector 122. Sharma also pointed out frequent incidents of anti-social elements entering the sector by jumping boundary walls and requested special measures for the safety of women, elderly, and children. "Emphasis was also laid on increasing the number of CCTV cameras and strengthening night patrolling," he said.
Hindustan Times
30-05-2025
- Hindustan Times
Noida: TV anchor gets her morphed private photos; FIR registered
Noida: The Noida police have registered a case of forgery and an act to insult the modesty of a woman against an unidentified suspect after a woman was sent morphed private photos on May 19, officials said on Thursday. A first information report (FIR) was registered based on the complaint filed by the legal counsel of a news channel, where the woman works as a TV broadcaster. 'One of our anchors received an email on May 19 from the email address at around 2.42 pm. Immediately thereafter, she received two more emails at 3.04 pm and 3.12 pm,' the FIR, a copy of which was seen by HT, stated. 'The said emails are disturbing in their content and are found to have been issued by the sender by manipulating the image of our anchor and superimposing her face on nude and sexually explicit poses of another person,' it added. 'We have registered a case under sections for forgery and word, gesture, or act intended to insult the modesty of a woman of Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and 66, 67, and 67a of the IT Act were registered at Sector 20 police station. Our cyber team is investigating the case to trace the suspect,' said Noida additional DCP Sumit Shukla.
Time of India
10-05-2025
- Time of India
In custody for vehicle theft, suspect consumes phenyl
Kanpur: A suspect in custody in a vehicle theft case consumed phenyl in the toilet of Lal Colony police outpost . When he began to vomit blood, police contacted his relatives, they refused to acknowledge having any association with him and disconnected the call. Following his deteriorating condition, the police rushed him to hospital for treatment. Sumit Shukla , works at a biscuit factory in Dadanagar and resides in Deendayal Nagar, Naubasta. His elder brother Ankit, a loader driver, said that Sumit had fallen in bad company, their father Rajesh Shukla, a private sector employee, disowned him. The incident took place when Lal Colony police detained Sumit and his companion on he was being interrogated at the police outpost regarding scooter theft allegations and was being given third degree treatment by the police, he requested to use the washroom facility and consumed phenyl stored Friday, police informed Sumit's father about his arrest in scooter theft case but the latter disowned him and advocated for his imprisonment. Operation Sindoor Pak drones enter Indian airspace, explosions heard just hours after truce deal Sirens, explosions in border districts after Pak breaks deal: What we know so far 'What happened to ceasefire?' J&K CM after explosions heard across Srinagar When police contacted Sumit's brother and told him that Sumit had consumed phenyl, he responded angrily, stating that Sumit had ignored all warnings given to him by the family. As his family withdrew support and Sumit's health became critical, police admitted him to the received treatment at Juhi Gaushala hospital's ICU on the second floor, where he vomited blood. His mother Sudha visited the hospital, but the staff told her that the police had relocated Kidwai Nagar police station Dharmendra Kumar Ram confirmed Sumit's detention for vehicle theft and said he consumed phenyl to avoid interrogation. "His condition is stable," he added.
