Bihar Is Not For Beginners: Video Of Accused Men Pushing Police Van In Bhagalpur Goes Viral, Netizens Can't Keep Calm

In a recent viral video from Bihar, arrested men were seen pushing a police van out of fuel, sparking humor online. Social media users shared amusing comments.

Bihar Viral Video

Bihar Viral Video: The saying 'Bihar Is Not For Beginners' proved true in a recent incident. A video from Bihar went viral, showing a police van that ran out of fuel near Bhagalpur’s Kachahari Chowk. What caught everyone's attention was the sight of arrested men pushing the van. This happened on February 4, and the video became popular on social media.

Contrary to the typical Bollywood scenes of eloping, the handcuffed men, arrested for violating alcohol laws in the dry state, were seen pushing the empty police van for 500 meters. According to reports, they were instructed to do so by an official. The video, shared on the platform X (formerly Twitter) by the handle 'Jist,' depicted the men dedicatedly pushing the van while an official supervised them.

This is from Bihar.

Alleged criminals pushing Police vehicle to reach Court

After getting 1,22,685 Cr out of 12,19,782 Cr budget also this is the condition, Where all the money is going ?

South states should get their right. Stop pic.twitter.com/DHrU5vJsQY — Veena Jain (@DrJain21) February 4, 2024

Hilarious Comments From X Users

This is like dad asking me to bring his belt on the day of results https://t.co/i2mgs46kHO — Sagar (@sagarcasm) February 4, 2024

A user named Sagarcasm on platform X shared a humorous comment, likening the incident to a situation where a father requests his belt on result day.

Another user expressed their amusement, stating, "My Bihar never fails to amaze me." Yet another user drew a parallel, commenting that it's akin to teachers asking students to prepare the question paper.

Bihar Viral Video: Official Reacted

In response to the 'embarrassing' incident, a senior police official has acknowledged the necessity for action. Assistant Commissioner of Prohibition Pramodit Narayan Singh stated, "We have been informed about the incident, and a departmental investigation will be initiated." He assured that stringent measures would be taken against any officer found responsible, and the internal inquiry is presently in progress.