Such videos regularly appear on social media in which people do strange acts on the highway for the pleasure. Recently, a similar video has appeared in which people are seeing fireworks from a Mahindra Scorpio. A recent incident in Gurugram again raised questions about traffic safety. It is alleged that the video took place on September 23 at about 23:25 on the Dwarka Expressway near Sector 58. A Mahindra was seen that fireworkers burst from the roof of the scorpion, while a Hyundai Creta followed him and made the people driving in it a video of the incident. Presumably the purchase of their new scorpion (temporary license plate) by bursting crackers, causing Ruckus on a national highway and a danger to other people who record Creta, dl1cag3150 @dtptraffic @delhipolic @traficgm @dc_gurugram @gurgaonpolice pic.twitter.com/0vzk6jrsok-mayank -pic.twitter.com/0vzk6jrsok -mayank -pic.twitter.com/0vzk6jrsok -mayank -pic. Cradle (@immamayank) September 27, 2025 x, but the video became viral, this video was shared by a handle called @iammayankk on X. In the video, fireworks are seen moving from the roof of a scorpion on the highway. Another person is seen taking up the incident of Creta’s sunroof. In the footage, sparks and fireworks flying around the moving vehicles pose a serious threat to other travelers. The person sharing the video suggested that an attempt be made to burst firecrackers to celebrate the new scorpion. The user posted a photo of the creta license plate and wrote: “Maybe he celebrates the celebration of buying fireworks by bursting his new scorpion (temporary license plate), causing chaos on the national highway and threatens others. A person records videos of Creta, DL1CAG3150.” Gurugram police reaction. A user said on the video: “To be honest, only the cancellation of the license and the fir can teach such people a lesson … but everyone knows they can avoid giving Rs 1,000 or 2,000.” As the official stories of Delhi and Gurugram Traffic Police were marked in the post, it also received a response from the Gurugram police. In response, the Gurugram police said in a post: “The case was sent to the relevant team for the necessary action.” Share this story -tags
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