Gurugram Man Recklessly Drifts Car, Drives In Circles At Red Light On Busy Road At ‘6:30 AM’

In yet another incident of blatant traffic violation in the most casual manner, a Gurugram man was caught performing all kinds of car stunts on a partially busy road allegedly at “6:30 AM”. The video was being recorded by another commuter driving behind the violator. As seen in the clip, the cameraperson was among the many others who stopped at the Red Light, only to watch the man go wild with his stunts. The driver first began to drift his car in random directions, and then moved on to driving in circles right in front of the signal.Eventually, the driver drove off, leaving the rest stunned and even annoyed. The video was quick to draw many reactions. Most demanded action against the man, while some began to criticise his "drifting skills”,

and dubbed it an "unnecessary show off”.Times Now could not confirm the details of the post.Check out the viral post: “6:30 AM. Gurugram. We stepped out thinking it’ll be a normal morning drive…but what we saw at the signal wasn’t normal at all. A car casually drifting in the middle of a public road — not a closed street, not a stunt zone… a live signal. One wrong move and this could’ve gone very differently. This isn’t about one driver. It’s about how easily people forgetthat roads are shared, not owned. Number intentionally not shown. Stay safe. Drive responsible,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram by the handle ‘Ishant.wav’. The post was shared 4 days ago and pulled more than 40K views from people.

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Internet’s reactions: “That one mosquito in my ear at 2am,” a user said. “This isn’t about one moment or just one person driving the car, it’s about how risky this is for everyone around also,” commented the next person.ALSO READ: Shocking 'Kalesh' Hits 127M Views: Elderly Woman Throws Rock, Monkey Strikes Back | Viral Video “Bro thinks his sh*tbox is the white Lambo from Bangalore,” added another person. “License plate DL12CZ6947,” pointed out another person. “First of all, that is not drifting. (You need a rear wheel drive to drift) Those were hardly even doughnuts,” added another. “If majority of the people* in India understood how to behave and be considerate to fellow citizens in shared spaces, like roads, shopping centres, elevators, and other public spaces, etc., the country would become one of the best places to live,” added another.