The Delhi Police recently shared a video on Twitter, which has gone viral on the internet. In the video, a bride can be seen riding a scooter without a helmet while grooving to the song Vaari Vaari Jaaun. The police released the video to remind people of basic traffic rules, like wearing a helmet, and of the penalties for breaking the law.

The Delhi Police tweet said, “Going Vaari Vaari Jaaun on the road for a reel makes your safety a REAL WORRY! Please do not indulge in acts of BEWAKOOFIYAN! Drive safe” Since posting, the video has got 60,000 views and more than 900 likes on Twitter.

The bride was making this reel for getting a few likes and shares on Instagram, which have now landed her in trouble.

The woman riding the scooter without a helmet, wearing a golden lehenga and accessorised with jewels, was shown in the first half of the video, while the other half of the video showed a challan (traffic ticket) from 10 June that listed two violations of the law for which she was fined a total Rs 6,000. She was penalised Rs 5,000 for driving without a licence and Rs 1,000 for riding a two-wheeler without a helmet.

Meanwhile, the savage post of the Delhi Police was praised by Twitter users. Much needed! one individual commented.

Book them under the appropriate IPC if they commit offences repeatedly, another said.

Impressive way of sharing a clear message with the general public, other users said. While one user praised the sense of humour used by Delhi Police to spread awareness, the user wrote, what a beautiful and original approach to communicating the repercussions of an offence.

Social media is replete with people doing stunts on bikes, cars and scooters. The police act on the violations as soon as they come to notice the incident. Among the crazier ones spotted, was the video of a Gurugram man doing push-ups on the roof of his moving car after being suitably drunk.

A 40 year old man shot his wife dead in Fatehganj west area of Bareilly on Saturday evening. The man suspected that his wife was cheating on him. The 32-year-old wife obtained bail for him about 15 days before he shot her dead in a marketplace in Fatehganj area of Bareilly. 

Report claims that Krishnapal Lodhi, the accused, pumped multiple bullets into his wife, Pooja. The accused also shot his wife’s friend Munna, who is presently undergoing treatment in a hospital. The police have sent Pooja’s body for autopsy. 

As per a police officer, quoted by a newspaper, the accused during an interrogation asserted that he suspected his wife of cheating on him and thereby he decided to shoot her. Krishnapal Lodhi, the accused went ahead to claim that Pooja, his wife deserved to die and so she killed her. He added that he has no regrets.   

According to the police, Krishnapal had eloped with Pooja in 2012. The then couple married against their family’s consent. Later, Pooja used to run a beauty parlour in an effort to support the family. 

As far as reports are concerned, Krishnapal was earlier arrested in an attempt to murder case and was put in jail. Recently, he was out on bail, which his wife secured for him. As soon as the murder took place,  Krishnapal was apprehended with the murder weapon. 

Bareilly SP (city), Rahul Bhati asserted that the accused has been sent to jail and an FIR has been lodged under IPC Sections 302 (murder) and 307 (attempt to murder). 

Pooja’s mother Sheela Devi narrated that Krishnapal Lodhi had turned into an alcoholic person. She claimed that Krishnapal used to beat her daughter every night. She continued that on Saturday, Krishnapal came home in an inebriated state and commenced hurling abuses at Pooja in front of their minor sons. After Pooja tried to confront him, he got annoyed and took out a country made pistol. 

Seeing the country-made pistol, Pooja panicked and ran away from the house. Unfortunately, the accused chased her and eventually shot her dead. 

In a deadly fire accident in a house in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, 2 women died and at-least 8 people were rescued on Monday morning.

The incident took place in Lal Bagh colony of Loni, Ghaziabad at around 6:52 am. A short-circuit was said to have taken place at the ground floor of the building, where a tent-business was in place.

The two women dead were stuck at the first and second floors of the building, who were taken to a community health Centre but did not survive.

The victim women were 74-years-old and other 40-years-old. One of them died of asphyxiation while the other lady succumbed to burn injuries. Both the women belonged to the same family.

Assistant Commissioner of Police Loni, Rajneesh Upadhiyai said the post mortem reports were awaited.

As per the fire fighting team official, 8 people were trapped in the upper part of the building.

Chief fire officer Rahul Pal Said a tent and catering service business set-up was at the ground floor of the building.  Pal added teams were rushed to the site and two fire engines from Tronica City and one from Sahibabad were sent. The fire officer said, a major fire was there at the building’s ground floor where tent house business was carried out.

He added, 8 people were trapped in the upper part of the building and were rescued by breaking a wall after fire fighters reached them using an external stair. Pal said, the building was thoroughly checked afterwards and a woman was found injured on the first floor and another on the second floor.

Pal added there had been a short circuit at the ground floor of the building as a result of which the fire broke out and that the ground floor was totally empty when the fire broke out.

Pal said that a firefighter had got injured during the rescue operation when an iron gate fell on him.