Viral Video: Haryana Teen Rides On Moving Car Roof, Claims Cop Father Will Save Him
A young vlogger from Haryana, Rakshit Beniwal, has triggered a social media storm after a video of him performing a dangerous stunt went viral. The clip shows Rakshit sitting on the roof of a moving Mahindra Thar while boasting that his policeman father would "protect him" from any consequences.
Rakshit, with over 41,000 Instagram followers and 70,000 YouTube subscribers, has a history of posting daring content. The viral video , shared a week ago, has already racked up over four million views. It transitions from Rakshit’s rooftop stunt to his father, dressed in a police uniform, sitting calmly inside the vehicle. A caption in Hindi reads, “Tu maar mai dekh lunga, ye kehne vaale papa hai mere" (You hit, I’ll handle, I have a father who says this).
The video, reposted widely on platforms like X (formerly Twitter), has drawn sharp criticism. Pune-based entrepreneur Chirag Barjatya, sharing the clip, questioned, "What’s happening in Haryana? A kid is sitting on a Thar (obviously) and saying his dad who is a policeman will save him? Save him from what? High time, Mahindra should start seizing such people and cars."
Outrage in the comments section was immediate and intense. A User wrote, "This is so dangerous, not just for the kid but for everyone on the road." Another commented, “A lack of responsibility and respect for law and safety—this video should be taken down.” Some highlighted the irony of a policeman’s child promoting recklessness. Others called on Mahindra, the car’s manufacturer, to take action against such misuse.
While Rakshit’s social media thrives on high-stakes content, this incident has sparked a serious debate on road safety, accountability, and social media’s role in glorifying such acts.
Rakshit, with over 41,000 Instagram followers and 70,000 YouTube subscribers, has a history of posting daring content. The viral video , shared a week ago, has already racked up over four million views. It transitions from Rakshit’s rooftop stunt to his father, dressed in a police uniform, sitting calmly inside the vehicle. A caption in Hindi reads, “Tu maar mai dekh lunga, ye kehne vaale papa hai mere" (You hit, I’ll handle, I have a father who says this).
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The video, reposted widely on platforms like X (formerly Twitter), has drawn sharp criticism. Pune-based entrepreneur Chirag Barjatya, sharing the clip, questioned, "What’s happening in Haryana? A kid is sitting on a Thar (obviously) and saying his dad who is a policeman will save him? Save him from what? High time, Mahindra should start seizing such people and cars."
Outrage in the comments section was immediate and intense. A User wrote, "This is so dangerous, not just for the kid but for everyone on the road." Another commented, “A lack of responsibility and respect for law and safety—this video should be taken down.” Some highlighted the irony of a policeman’s child promoting recklessness. Others called on Mahindra, the car’s manufacturer, to take action against such misuse.
While Rakshit’s social media thrives on high-stakes content, this incident has sparked a serious debate on road safety, accountability, and social media’s role in glorifying such acts.
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