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An Instagram influencer recently posted a video showcasing a scammer pretending to be an Indian police officer and asking for Rs. 30,000 as a 'compromise'.  The scammers even had a fake cop profile picture to decieve the victims. 

In the spotlight amidst viral Holi videos, the girls from Noida are grappling with financial constraints following a hefty Rs 33,000 fine imposed by the Noida Traffic Police. The penalty was issued after the girls were captured in an inappropriate Instagram reel on a moving scooter, breaching traffic regulations. Identified as Preety from Uttarakhand, Vineeta from Noida, and their associate Piyush, the trio expressed regret for their actions, acknowledging the error in creating such reels and pledging not to repeat such conduct. The girls clarified that they were not engaging in stunts but solely producing Instagram reels. 
 

In a display of Indian ingenuity, a Bengaluru woman's unconventional use of her phone while riding a scooter has ignited discussions on safety after a viral video showcased her 'Desi Jugaad'. While Indian creativity is often celebrated, this particular instance has raised eyebrows due to the safety implications of multitasking on the road.
 

After an awful video of a man and his wife in Bhopal viciously hitting his own grandmother with a stick went viral on Wednesday, the couple was arrested while trying to escape the city. 
 

Storylines that revolve around the Indian police force and its officers have long been a favorite among filmmakers. These police officers, such as the fearless Bajirao Singham, the tenacious Hathi Ram Chaudhary, or the humorous and entertainment-loving Chulbul Pandey, not only inspire dread in you but also engender affection for them.

Like the viral video of women smearing each other with Holi colors inside a Delhi Metro coach two days ago, a video of two girls riding on a two-wheeler is currently going viral on social media. Nevertheless, after watching the footage, social media users are voicing their displeasure and demanding action.

A horrific incident was caught on camera by an internet sensation showing a gang of rowdy motorists pelting a car with smashed glass as its owner sat inside. Tragically, the victim was traumatised by the harsh behaviour of the culprits in the tragic road rage confrontation that occurred at the Ejipura Signal in Bengaluru at around 13:45 hours.

Two brothers in Ambedkar Nagar, UP tried to convert their old Maruti Suzuki Wagon R into a helicopter. While taking it to get painted at Akbarpur, it caught the police's attention resulting in the confiscation of their vehicle. 

A woman posted a video online showing a dosa with 8 cockroaches on it. It was served at Madras Coffee House in Connaught Palace, New Delhi. A complaint has been filed with the police, and the restaurant failed to provide a proper licence upon investigation. 

Hyderabad police resorted to lathi charge after a crowd gathered in the Malakpet area and obstructed traffic for free Haleem offered by a restaurant. The restaurant will be charged for not alerting the police in advance and blocking the area. 

A video of a woman clinging to a door of a moving car has gone viral. People are unsure if it is a planned stunt or an incident. People online have tagged Lucknow police and pleaded to investigate the situation. 

The famous Dwarka Expressway's Haryana segment will be formally inaugurated by PM Modi, which will assist reduce traffic congestion and enhance circulation on National Highway-48 between Delhi and Gurugram.

 A sub-inspector was suspended by Delhi Police after he viciously kicked and struck individuals who were performing Namaz by the side of the road. The area's security has been boosted in response to locals' demands for action.

An Indigo Airlines passenger heading for Saudi Arabia was placed under arrest at the Mumbai airport by the airline's security staff. Mohammed Ammruddin, the suspect, was taken into custody after it was discovered that he was smoking a beedi (cigarette) in the Indigo flight's lavatory. 

In a restaurant in Gurgaon, some customers had mouth burns from the dry ice that was used as a mouth freshener. By mistake, the waitress brought transparent granules to celebrate someone's birthday.