Viral video: Man seen beating and dragging a woman into a car in Delhi

In a shocking incident, a video has emerged in which a man can be seen beating a woman and forcefully dragging her her into their car near Mangolpuri flyover in Delhi. A passerby recorded the incident which later surfaced on social media. The video of the incident has now gone viral on social media.

In the video two persons could be seen dragging a girl and pushing her into their car. The car had a Haryana number plate and was a private cab, IANS quoted a police official.

"Vehicle and driver have been traced. Vehicle was booked from Rohini to Vikaspuri by two boys and a girl," Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) Outer District, Harender Kumar Singh said.



"On the way they had an altercation and scuffle. The video shows the boy forcibly pushing the girl inside the car. It is after the girl wanted to move out after an altercation."

"On initial investigation, it was found that the car is registered at Gurugram's Ratan Vihar where a team of personnel was sent," a Delhi Police officer told ANI.

Earlier, on March 17, a person was arrested in connection with a viral video in which a few people were seen standing on the roofs of cars, violating traffic rules, Delhi Police informed.

According to the police, in the viral video, some people were seen standing on the roofs of cars, in flagrant violation of road rules, on NH-24, near Pandav Nagar, to celebrate the birthday of a YouTuber.

The Youtuber was identified as Prince Dixit, police said.

An officer said, "He (YouTuber) informed that this video was shot while he, along with some friends, were on their way to Shakarpur on his birthday on November 16, 2022. He admitted to standing on a car roof, violating traffic rules. He also appealed his followers on YouTube not to attempt similar stunts."

"A case was registered in the matter," the officer said.

"Efforts are ongoing to apprehend his friends, who also created a ruckus on the road, on November 16, 2022," the officer added.

(Inputs from ANI & IANS)