Ahmedabad: Police have arrested a car driver for performing a dangerous stunt by putting two other youths on the bonnet of his car in Vasna area of Ahmedabad city. After the video of this stunt performed at the risk of life by a moving car went viral on social media, the M Division Traffic Police conducted an investigation and took action on the basis of the number plate. Police traced the driver on the basis of the car number.
In the viral video, the driver of an Innova Crysta car was seen driving the car in such a way that he endangered his life as well as the lives of others. A young man was sitting on the side seat of the car, while two youths were riding on the bonnet. On the basis of the video, the police investigated and found that the car was in the name of a woman named Anjanaben Patel. Further investigation revealed that his son Nisarg Patel was driving the car. An investigation into alcohol addiction has also been launched
Police have registered a legal case against Nisarg Patel and arrested him. Also, whether the youths sitting on the bonnet were drunk while performing the stunts? The police are investigating in that direction as well.
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