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Dangerous Stunts: Seven youths ride one motorcycle and perform risky stunts on Gorakhpur highway

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Three major incidents have come to light from India and abroad. In Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, a video showing seven youths riding a single motorcycle and performing dangerous stunts on a four-lane highway has gone viral. None of them was wearing a helmet, and they were seen openly violating traffic rules. Gorakhpur Police has started searching for those involved. In Rajasthan's Kotputli, a group of miscreants allegedly created chaos at a hotel on the Delhi-Jaipur Highway. The dispute reportedly began when hotel staff asked them to provide identification while booking a room. After being removed by police, the accused allegedly returned around 4 AM armed with sticks and iron rods, vandalised the hotel and damaged customers' vehicles. They also removed the CCTV DVR. Police have detained six suspects and are searching for the others. Meanwhile, Hungary is witnessing a major corruption investigation involving former minister Miklos Sesztak, considered close to former Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Raids across Budapest and three counties reportedly uncovered cash worth approximately ₹170.6 crore in different currencies. Sesztak is accused of accepting over $37 million in bribes linked to government projects and is currently in police custody.

 

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