Nagaland Viral Video: A shocking scene from Nagaland has left the internet stunned after a Mahindra Thar was spotted stuck right on live railway tracks near Dimapur Railway Station. The late-night incident, caught on camera by people nearby, quickly spread online and raised serious concerns about safety and careless driving. As per a report by The Morung Express, the SUV reportedly entered the railway tracks from the MXN side and moved towards the station platform area. The vehicle later got stuck on Line No. 1 and could not move ahead.

The viral video shows the black SUV trying to move along the tracks before losing grip and coming to a stop. People can be heard shouting warnings as a crowd gathers around the scene. The visuals sparked strong reactions online, with many users questioning how such a dangerous mistake could happen and calling out the misuse of powerful vehicles.

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Police later confirmed that the driver was a 65-year-old man. Officials said the vehicle was driven onto the railway tracks in complete violation of safety rules. They also warned that the situation could have turned into a major accident if a train had arrived at that moment. After some effort, the Thar was finally removed, and the tracks were cleared to ensure safety for trains and the public.

The video shared on X (Formerly Twitter) by the handle '@motordave2' received significant likes, comments and views from users. "This 'THAR' behaviour is spreading rapidly, with many Thar owners acting as though owning such a vehicle gives them the freedom to drive anywhere and ignore rules and safety, thereby putting their own lives and the lives of others at risk," a user wrote.

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"Government should cancel the license for these kinda drivers or should ban these vehicles. Sometimes extreme means are required for extreme circumstances," a second user wrote. "If the vehicle doesn't seize, and the driver isn't penalised heavily, more such incidents are bound to happen," added a third user.


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