Viral Video: Upright Officer! Lady Cop Stops Reckless Video Shoot at Himachal's Holy Site, Stands Firm Against Corruption; Watch

Viral Video: The video posted on X by `Ghar Ke Kalesh' opens with the police stopping an SUV, a Mahindra Scorpio, in these lines. Two men are hanging out from the sunroof of the Scorpio, violating road safety rules. A lady officer, speaking to the gathering, goes on to inquire whether they have the permission to film inside the area near a holy place of Himachal. To which one of them replied that "this is not an actual shooting," meaning that they were creating social media reels and not a professional video or film shot.

Officer Takes Action and Records Incident

The officer took the incident very seriously and got out from the police jeep. She recorded all the activities with the camera, showing how those men violated the traffic regulations not only by getting through the sunroof but also by driving a car without a number plate. The video went viral over the internet, and everyone watched the behavior of those miscreants.

The police officer managed everything easily, in a very cool and firm voice; she told the men to sit in and close the sunroof. She told the lot that they should perhaps at least use their religious places with respect: "Don't do hooliganism. This is a religious place. Don't hurt the sentiments attached to this sacred holy place," she said to those gathered around.

Violations of Traffic Regulations Documented

Things took a nastier turn when a few of the men apparently tried to bribe or impress the cop and showing him who they were in the hope of getting away with the situation. The officer strongly rebuffed all the approaches, saying, "Don't show this else I will immediately seize this vehicle."

This success story placed a clear significance on compliance with local laws and the concern for cultural and religious feelings. For the audience, such an act definitely reminded that unauthorized activities can be very dangerous, especially in such sensitive areas.

People took to social media right after the incident to comment both on road safety and respect for religious sites, but most of the criticism was caused by filming in public areas without obtaining the necessary permission.