Women bikers fined for performing stunts on motorcycle after videos go viral

  • Gaziabad police issued challans for various traffic violations including riding without helmet and driving licence.
Screengrab from Instagram post of social media influencer Shivangi Dabas
Screengrab from Instagram post of social media influencer Shivangi Dabas

Two women bikers have been fined by Gaziabad Police for performing a stunt on a Royal Enfield motorcycle wherein one of them was sitting on the shoulders of the other who was riding the bike.

The police sent a challan of 11,000 against the two women after taking cognisance of their social media video of the bike stunt that went viral. In the video, social media influencer Shivangi Dabas was seen sitting on the shoulders of wrestler Sneha Raghuvanshi as she drove the bike near Govindpuram.

Also check these Bikes

Find more Bikes
Hero Electric Ae-47 E-bike (HT Auto photo)
UPCOMING
BatteryCapacity Icon3.5 kWh Range Icon160 Km
₹ 1 Lakhs
View Details
Joy E-bike Beast (HT Auto photo)
Range Icon110 km/charge
₹ 2.42 Lakhs
Compare
View Offers
Joy E-bike Thunderbolt (HT Auto photo)
Range Icon110 km/charge
₹ 2.33 Lakhs
Compare
View Offers
Joy E-bike Mihos (HT Auto photo)
Range Icon130 km/charge
₹ 1.49 Lakhs
Compare
Joy E-bike Hurricane (HT Auto photo)
Range Icon80 km/charge
₹ 2.33 Lakhs
Compare
Tvs Iqube Electric (HT Auto photo)
BatteryCapacity Icon4.56 kWh Range Icon100 km
₹ 1.17 - 1.23 Lakhs
Compare
View Offers

Also Read : Man pulls off stunt on top of moving Mahindra Scorpio with no one behind wheels

The challan was sent to them for riding without a helmet and without a driving license as well as for performing stunts in a public place. The challan was issued in the name of Sneha's mother as the bike was registered in her name and was allegedly used for performing 'dangerous stunts'.

“We wanted girls to do something unique and hoped to inspire others. We did not mean to have a negative influence on others," Rajvanshi was quoted as saying in a report by Hindustan Times (HT). In her defence, Dabas said, "We did not perform stunts on the highway. In our videos we have cautioned people from attempting such acts."

In another video of the same nature, three women were seen tripling on a bike without wearing helmets. The vehicle had a Delhi registration number. The owner of this motorcycle, also a Royal Enfield, was fine 17,000. "The rider rode dangerously without holding the motorcycle’s handle at one point. The woman riding the motorcycle in the previous case was also seen in the second video," Ramanand Kushwaha, superintendent of police (traffic), told HT.

First Published Date: 17 Mar 2021, 18:15 PM IST
NEXT ARTICLE BEGINS

Please provide your details to get Personalized Offers on

Choose city
+91 | Choose city
Choose city
Choose city

Want to get the best price for your existing car?

Powered by: Spinny Logo
By clicking "View Offers" you Agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy

Dear Name

Please verify your mobile number.

+91 | Choose city
Couldn't verify the OTP.
It's either expired or it's incorrect.