Traffic police ask for location after advocate posts video of youth popping wheelies, later delete response

BENGALURU: A city-based lawyer took a dig at the traffic police after they asked him to provide the ‘exact location’ in response to a video of some youngsters popping wheelies on social media.

How many of you feel that Sahil’s scooter should be seized and his driving licence cancelled?

Will @blrcitytraffic actually take action? Or do they even have the authority to do so? https://t.co/8btaud7Whl pic.twitter.com/i5dlhEdz1T

— Kiran Aradhya (@KiranAradhyaadv) April 17, 2026

The advocate, Kiran Aradhya, had tagged the traffice police in a video showing youths popping wheelies on a two-wheeler and tagged the police on X. The police commented asking him to post the ‘exact location’ is. He taunted the police saying, “Got it. I’ll ask him to post “Exact” location detail on Instagram next time. Thank you for your support”.

Watch till the end and you’ll “UNDERSTAND” why no one in the administration can touch them.

Hope @blrcitytraffic won’t ask for the “exact” location and then quietly delete it like they did with the previous video https://t.co/7b054bGBGU pic.twitter.com/Smn1NBJUqh

— Kiran Aradhya (@KiranAradhyaadv) April 18, 2026

The traffic police later deleted their response. In another post, Kiran Aradhya wrote, “…Hope @blrcitytraffic won’t ask for the “exact” location and then quietly delete it like they did with the previous video”.