Sanjay Singh, Patna. A young man’s desire to become famous overnight on the internet media proved too much for him. Making a reel on Bhojpuri songs while sitting in a police car in Tarari police station area of Bhojpur district proved costly for the young man. As soon as the video went viral, the police swung into action and arrested him and sent him to jail.
The arrested youth has been identified as Rupak Singh alias Shashi Kumar, resident of Akrauj village. According to the police, the youth has already been named in a serious case of the year 2025. In that case he is accused of pelting stones at the police. At present he was still on bail.
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This is how ‘reel’ was made, this is how it reached jail
According to the information, a few days ago the Tarari police had taken the accused arrested in a case to the Community Health Center for health checkup. During this time, the policemen parked the police vehicle at the hospital gate and went inside. Taking advantage of the opportunity the young man entered the car. The young man wore a police cap and pretended to be a policeman and made a video on the Bhojpuri song “Humre Baad Shashan Administration Rokwa Lem”. After this he posted the video on internet media, which went viral within no time.
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The viral video also reached the police WhatsApp group. After this the youth was identified and with the help of villagers and local watchmen, he was arrested near Akrijan bridge.
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Police’s strict message
Police station incharge Pankaj Kumar clearly said that misuse of government vehicle, entering police vehicle without permission and making video wearing police uniform or cap is a legal offense. Strict action will be taken in such cases further also. Police have described this incident as an example and warned that those who try to gain fame through wrong means on internet media will not be spared.
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