Bike-borne youth threaten car driver, police expose youths on social media

BENGALURU: Bengaluru police have come up with a new strategy to tackle road rage cases in the city as such incidents are happening repeatedly without fear of law and order.

Recently, a video of a road rage incident went viral on social media, wherein two bike-borne men, Rohit and Manjunath, were seen harassing a car driver and a woman occupant after the car had stopped at a traffic signal. In a fit of rage, they broke the rearview mirror of their car.

The incident occurred on March 9 in KR Pura police station limits. The two men, who were riding a Honda Activa, got into an argument with the woman occupant in the car over not allowing them to pass at the traffic signal. They then broke the car’s mirror and escaped.

Road rage won’t get you far, but it might get you behind bars! Think before you act—BCP is watching!#police #weserveandprotect pic.twitter.com/RoosNWAWRZ

— ಬೆಂಗಳೂರು ನಗರ ಪೊಲೀಸ್‌ BengaluruCityPolice (@BlrCityPolice) March 13, 2025

The woman car occupant recorded a video of the incident on her mobile phone and shared it on social media. Based on the video, the KR Puram police registered a case and arrested the two accused.

The Bengaluru police have formed a special team to tackle road rage cases in the city. The team has been instructed to take immediate action in case of any road rage incident and to make a video of the accused and share it on social media.

Recently, there has been a rise in road rage cases in Bengaluru, with many incidents being reported on social media. The police have been trying to create awareness about the issue and to take strict action against those involved.

The new strategy of making a video of the accused and sharing it on social media is aimed to shame and creating a sense of shame among those who indulge in road rage. The police believe that this will help to reduce the number of road rage cases in the city.