Gurugram: Man whose video of stealing flower pots kept for G20 summit went viral arrested

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Gurugram: Man whose video of stealing flower pots kept for G20 summit went viral arrested


Image Source : GRAB FROM VIDEO Accused arrested in Gurugram

A Gurugram man, whose video of stealing flower pots goes viral on social media, was arrested, stated an official on Wednesday. The arrest was made late at eveningĀ and later he was launched on bail granted by the authority.

Earlier, Gurugram deputy commissioner (DC) Nishant Kumar Yadav directed the administration to lodge a proper criticism in opposition to the accused.Ā Subsequently, accused Manohar Yadav was arrested and police recovered stolen flower pots and the automotive used for the crime.

The accused stole at the least 15 flower pots from Shankar Chowk on National Highway 48 which had been put there to beautify the town within the wake of an upcoming assembly on anti-corruption slated to be held within the metropolis from March 1 to 4 as half of the G20 Summit.

Social media goes loopyĀ 

Social media customers expressed outrage in direction of the alleged ā€˜thievesā€™, with some even zooming in on the video footage to establish the quantity plate of the Kia Carnival. One person claimed that he knew one of the boys and that he was an environmentalist who adopted dying crops from the roads and rejuvenated them with new life. He kept them at residence to indicate how crops needs to be maintained and was setting an instance for society.

The incident highlights the difficulty of theft and vandalism that may happen throughout high-profile occasions. The flower pots had been organized for the G20 occasion in Shankar Chowk, Gurugram, however it’s unclear why the boys had been stealing them. The incident serves as a reminder to be vigilant throughout such occasions and to report any suspicious exercise to the authorities.

Also read-Ā ā€˜Chindi chorā€™ alert! Video exhibits Gurugram males coming in luxurious automotive to steal flower pots arrange for G20

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