Shocking Kanpur Video: Drunk Driver Hits Girl Walking On Road, Internet Calls For Justice
In a chilling incident that raises questions about road safety and law enforcement in Uttar Pradesh, a CCTV clip from Kanpur shows a speeding car striking a woman walking along the roadside. The woman, reportedly returning from a wedding at around 11 PM, became the victim of reckless driving by a drunk motorist. The crash left her critically injured, as bystanders rushed to help and confront the driver.
Despite witnesses dialing 112 immediately, police allegedly failed to arrive on time. This delay led the crowd to release the driver, who later hit another person, aggravating public outrage. Shockingly, even after this second incident, no FIR was filed.
The footage, dated November 28, surfaced online, igniting a wave of anger. Shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user ‘@GauravS32967182’, the post accused authorities of negligence and highlighted the delayed response time. It read: “#kanpur @kanpurnagarpol @AmritVichar A drunk car driver hit a girl returning home from a wedding. The public caught the driver and dialed 112. It is alleged that he did not come for 1.30 hours. On this, the public let him go and he ran his car over another person's foot. No action was taken even after 2 days.”
Despite witnesses dialing 112 immediately, police allegedly failed to arrive on time. This delay led the crowd to release the driver, who later hit another person, aggravating public outrage. Shockingly, even after this second incident, no FIR was filed.
The footage, dated November 28, surfaced online, igniting a wave of anger. Shared on X (formerly Twitter) by user ‘@GauravS32967182’, the post accused authorities of negligence and highlighted the delayed response time. It read: “#kanpur @kanpurnagarpol @AmritVichar A drunk car driver hit a girl returning home from a wedding. The public caught the driver and dialed 112. It is alleged that he did not come for 1.30 hours. On this, the public let him go and he ran his car over another person's foot. No action was taken even after 2 days.”
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