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Viral Video: Traveling on the roads has become increasingly difficult as it’s hard to predict where vehicles might come from and disrupt your way. Often, the loud honks from large vehicles like buses and trucks are enough to raise your stress levels. However, a video circulating on social media shows Karnataka traffic police effectively addressing this issue. In the video, traffic police can be seen disciplining bus drivers who use loud and harsh horns, offering a perfect example of 'taste your own medicine.' The clip has gone viral, with netizens praising the Karnataka traffic police for teaching these drivers a valuable lesson.

In the viral video, Karnataka traffic police are seen punishing a school bus driver by making him listen to his own loud horn, raising awareness about the disruption caused to others on the road.

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The video was shared on social media platform X (Formerly Twitter) by the handle 'Ghar Ke Kalesh'. The post was captioned, "In Karnataka, the traffic police stopped drivers who were honking unnecessarily and made them stand in front of their vehicles."

The video, shared today, has sparked numerous reactions from online users. Let’s dive into the comment section to see how netizens are responding to it.

One X user wrote, "Unnecessary honking is bad, it creates noise pollution but instead of humiliating just give them a fine. they have no right to humiliate the bus driver. can they do the same with luxury car drivers?" "Well-deserved treatment. Kudos to the police for having the balls to do this activity," a second user wrote. "Also unnecessarily loud horns must be banned," added a third user.

"Good things Karnataka ppl do and nobody talks about," a fourth user remarked. "Drivers should avoid honking unnecessarily its too irritating for others," added a fifth user.

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