Bobby Kataria sat on a chair in the course of Mussoorie Kimadi Marg, stopped visitors and drank whiskey.
Dehradun:
Uttarakhand Police introduced a reward of Rs 25,000 on YouTuber Bobby Kataria who’s on the run in a case for allegedly consuming alcohol by placing a desk on the highway in Dehradun and stopping visitors.
SSP Dehradun Dilip Singh Kunwar mentioned that the Dehradun Police has obtained a non-bailable warrant towards the accused from the Court docket. Uttarakhand Police additionally raided Mr Kataria’s home in Haryana’s Gurugram to arrest him however he’s on the run repeatedly. Following that, a reward of Rs 25,000 has been declared on the accused Bobby Kataria, he added.
It’s price noting that in a video circulated on social media, an individual named Bobby Kataria, whereas obstructed the visitors by placing a chair desk on the center highway on Mussoorie Kimadi Marg and consuming alcohol in a public place. He additionally rashly drove a bike in an intoxicated situation.
A case below part 342/336/290/510 IPC and 67 IT Act has been registered towards Bobby Kataria on the police station Cantt.
Earlier, a case was registered below sections 342, 336, 290 and 510 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and 67 IT Act and a non-bailable warrant towards Kataria from the District Court docket was additionally obtained.
Mr Kataria was within the information after he was allegedly discovered to be smoking inside a SpiceJet flight that surfaced on the web. The airline later mentioned that the motion was taken because the passenger was placed on a no-flying checklist by the airline for 15 days in February 2022.
Nonetheless, the accused social media influencer Balvinder Kataria alias Bobby Kataria claimed that it was a dummy aircraft and it was part of his capturing in Dubai.
“The video by which I used to be seen smoking isn’t a traditional aeroplane, it was a dummy aircraft and that was part of my capturing in Dubai. Taking lighter contained in the aircraft isn’t allowed,” mentioned Mr Kataria.
(Aside from the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV workers and is printed from a syndicated feed.)
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