Tinted Windows, No Number Plate: Car Hits Parked Vehicles, Triggers Chaos At Noida Dandiya Event

A Dandiya night turned into pure chaos after a car driver caused major panic by hitting multiple parked vehicles and allegedly leaving a few people injured while attempting to flee the event. A video showing the dramatic aftermath of the incident is going viral on social media, drawing widespread attention and reactions.

Man Triggers Chaos At Noida Dandiya Event.

According to a viral video, the incident happened at Amrapali Zodiac Society in Noida’s Sector 120, around midnight on October 17. The video showed an angry crowd hitting the car driver, while a police officer was seen trying to calm the situation down.

As per the post, the car had ‘dark-tinted windows’ and no number plate. The driver had allegedly entered the event without permission. In an attempt to flee the angry crowd that was allegedly questioning his presence at the celebration, the man allegedly ended up hitting a few people and several parked vehicles.

According to the social media post, the man also tried to ‘suppress the matter’ by exerting ‘political pressure’.

“During a Navratri event in Amrapali Zodiac society in Sector 120, a car without a number plate and with black film caused chaos. Allegations of attempting to run over residents and damaging several vehicles. Also accused of trying to suppress the matter by exerting political pressure,” the post read.

“He was drunk and rammed his car into gate number 2 of the society causing a ruckus and injuring many people including a child. Plus there was no number plate on his car,” a netizen claimed.

“Please don’t blame Black Film or the vehicle. Blame the law enforcement if they aren’t able to convict and throw this person behind bars for a long long time,” a user said. “Why can’t we Indians celebrate functions without fighting?” asked the next.

I’m Poorva Karki and am working as a senior copy editor at Times Network. … I’m Poorva Karki and am working as a senior copy editor at Times Network. I began my career at a news agency, ANI, as a multimedia producer. I then switched to being a sub-editor, and worked in Jagran New Media. I handled viral stories in Jagran as I absolutely love creative writing that also allows me to have some fun with stories at hand. Currently, I am back into writing everything viral in Times Now. I love art and cats. View MoreView Less