While the video of many Nabiras performing stunts in Ahmedabad has gone viral, a video of a Nabira performing a stunt near the GMDC ground has gone viral, in which a video of a moving car opening the door and smoking a cigarette has gone viral. The traffic police have registered a case and are investigating. Apart from this, the police have also registered a case against the renter as the car is also rented. Video of minor stunt in Scorpio car goes viral
A video of a Scorpio car and another car with it on the road behind Vastrapur GMDC ground went viral in which the driver of the car was performing a stunt. The number plate of the car was removed when the police investigated. On further investigation, the police revealed that the driver of the car was a 16-year-old minor from Shahpur. The police reached his house and registered a complaint by recording his statement. Police have registered a case against the car renter.
During the police investigation, it came to light that the minor had hired the car from Krishi alias Sonu Bhavsar, owner of Manighar Slaff Drive Car Rental, on July 2. After which he went out for a walk with the car and did a stunt by removing the number plate of the car late at night. As it is a crime to give a vehicle to a minor, the A division traffic police have also registered a case against Krishi alias Sonu Bhavsar, who rented the car.
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