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Noida Holi Viral Videos: Holi, of course, is one of the most beautiful festivals full of colours and celebrations. But in India this year, the festival turned into a ‘series’ of questionable incidents that people did in the name of celebrating Holi. From a Delhi family throwing water balloons at strangers despite being asked to stop to people applying colours on commuters and chanting ‘Jai Shri Ram’, Indian streets saw a lot more than just Holi, on March 25. Amid all this, two Noida girls, Vineeta and Preeti, also went viral for making questionable videos on Delhi metro and on Noida streets.

However, the girls soon ended up in legal troubles after their own reels gained all the attention from people, including from the Noida Traffic authorities. For those unaware, Vineeta and Preeti, along with their friend Piyush, made videos on Holi, where they were doing stunts on Piyush's scooter on a busy road in Noida. Apart from these clips, the girls also made a sensual video inside the Delhi metro. After the video went viral, the Noida Traffic Police filed an FIR against them, resulting in the trio facing a hefty fine imposed on them.

As per the reports, the scooter owner has been imposed with a total of Rs 80,500 fine. But, who are they? Let’s take a look.

Who Are Vineeta, Preeti, And Their Friend Piyush?

The trio used to collaborate to make Instagram reels. They reportedly started doing so a few months back. Vineeta is reportedly a resident of Noida, while Piyush is from Delhi, and both live with their respective families. Meanwhile, Preeti is from Uttarakhand and lives alone.

Opening up about the fine, the three revealed that they cannot ‘afford’ the imposed fine. “We were just making reels, there's no problem with that. I want to apologise to everyone because I can't afford to pay so much money myself. Where will I get so much money from? Please help me a little, at least reduce my challan, as my intention was not to hurt anyone,” Vineeta was quoted as saying in an interview with Aaj Tak.

“We made the video to celebrate Holi, but it's not like we wanted to show the public something wrong. There's nothing like that,” she was further quoted as saying.

The trio, as per reports, also admitted to committing the mistake and violating Delhi metro and Noida Traffic rules.

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Watch the Holi video that went viral:

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