Holi romance of girls:
The whole country is immersed in Holi celebrations. All the people of the country no matter how big or small took part in these celebrations. They are enjoying themselves by showering colors on each other.
This Holi festival, two young women have planned to celebrate the festival in a different way and become famous on social media. But the police gave the two girls a shocking shock as they did not want to become famous for what they had done. So, what did they do?
Whole country is celebrating Holi. As part of these celebrations, the two girls came on the road to celebrate Holi differently from everyone else. The Holi celebrations of two girls and one girl in Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh is currently going viral on social media. While the young man was driving a scooty on the road, the two girls sat facing each other on the scooty and had a romance. They took a video of all this and posted it on social media. This video became viral within seconds.
The two girls danced to the Bollywood song Mohe Rang Lagade on the running scooty. They were giving various fodder, romancing and behaving rudely. The netizens who have seen this video are furious with their behavior. They are making comments saying that they have reached their raw fakes. They are demanding that the police take such people seriously and punish them severely.
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But shortly after they posted this video, the matter came to the attention of the police. They responded immediately. Noida Traffic Police said on Twitter (X) that a fine of Rs.33 thousand has been imposed on those who violated the traffic rules. He said that an e-challan of Rs.33 thousand has been issued under the Motor Vehicle Act. The police have warned that strict action will be taken against such people if they drive in the name of reels, do not follow traffic rules or cause public nuisance.