Bhubaneswar Viral Video: A shocking incident in Bhubaneswar has gone viral on social media, catching everyone’s attention. A video shared on the platform X (formerly Twitter) by the handle 'Ghar Ke Kalesh' shows two bikers throwing stones at a moving car, creating chaos on the road. The situation quickly escalated, but the crowd stepped in and took charge. The video, shared today, has already received 42k views from people.
The whole incident was recorded by a man inside the car, and the footage soon spread across various social media platforms. In the video, the bikers can be seen following the car and throwing stones at it for no apparent reason. Their reckless behaviour frightened the car's passengers and disrupted traffic on the busy road.
As the incident intensified, a group of people gathered and intervened to stop the chaos. The bikers, who seemed bold at first, were confronted by the crowd and faced their anger. The crowd’s actions brought the tense situation under control before it could worsen.
Watch The Viral Video:
Road-Rage Kalesh b/w Friend's in Car and two guys on Bike (those guys on bike were throwing stones on Car for no reason, Later got good beat-up from Crowd) Bhubaneswar, Odisha
— Ghar Ke Kalesh (@gharkekalesh) January 2, 2025
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The video, after getting shared, received a wave of reactions from users. While many praised the crowd for stepping in and taking action, others emphasised the importance of filing a complaint at the nearest police station to handle the situation legally.
Taking to the comment section, "Driving on Indian roads is just like playing GTA in real life. No need to shell out 50k for PlayStation 5!" a user wrote. "Hardly 500 meters from the nearest police station. Mostly slum areas along this route which has been allowed by the government to multiply in numbers," a second user added. "A possible remedy for such a situation is to reach to nearest police chowky as soon as possible," added a third user.
"The brothers must have done some bu£y!ng too, Otherwise, someone would follow someone. They are also throwing stones from above," a fourth user wrote. "Surely something must have been done, no one will throw a stone without doing anything," added a fifth user.
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