Caught On Cam: Group Of Boys In Bengaluru Chase Car, Perform Stunts

A concerning video has emerged from Bengaluru that shows a group of four individuals on two bikes, harassing a car. One of the bikers is seen driving close to the car and kicking its door. They also deliberately drive in front of the car. At some point, one of the bikers even does a wheelie stunt amidst traffic. Their dangerous actions were recorded by someone who was trailing behind the bikers. Now, this video is going viral on social media.

A popular X account shared this clip and wrote, “Road-Rage Kalesh in Namma Bengaluru (Group of Boys on Scooty Chasing a Car while Wheeling on Scooty).” So far this post has 8 lakh views. In the comments, many people demanded action against the bikers and tagged Bengaluru police.

An X user commented, “I usually don’t pray for anything bad to happen to people. But not this time. They need to fall off the scooter man. Innocent souls die in accidents, but these crooks somehow manage to escape without anything.”

Someone observed, “What I hate about this video is not those guys they’re already a lost cause but what I hate is the guy pressing the horn like why do they do that when there’s no one ahead of them and don’t say he’s alerting them it’s not like they don’t know what they’re doing.”

Many people also shared that they would have likely lost their patience and bumped into the bikers. Making this point, an X user wrote, “Swear to God I would have rattled that scooty so hard in the side with the car.”

Similarly, another person shared, “I would have hit that scooter for sure when they were showing off with a wheelie.”

In response to this post, the Bengaluru police initiated action against the bikers.

The Deputy Commissioner of Police, South-East division, mentioned in an X post, “Self-initiated complaint was filed at the SG Palya Police Station against individuals performing dangerous wheeling on the public road at SILKBOARD Junction. The police have seized the bike and taken three individuals into custody.”