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topicnews · October 23, 2024

“Father’s Arrest”: Internet anger over man who lets underage girl ride scooter without helmet

“Father’s Arrest”: Internet anger over man who lets underage girl ride scooter without helmet

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As soon as the clip was shared, netizens expressed their disapproval. (Image credit: Instagram)

The clip soon sparked discussions about road safety and parental responsibility.

A video showing an underage girl riding a scooter with her father riding pillion went viral and sparked a debate on social media. The young girl in school uniform was seen riding the two-wheeler without a helmet. The clip soon sparked discussions about road safety and parental responsibility.

The video, said to be from Maharashtra, was shared on Instagram with the caption, “Shocking pictures from Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.”

As soon as the clip was shared, netizens expressed their disapproval and said parents need to ensure the safety of their children and others on the roads. One user commented: “Where is the helmet sir? Na khud pehna na beti ko pehnaya hai (Neither did he wear it, nor did he force his daughter to wear it).”

Another user remarked: “Arrest the father,” while a third said: “That’s why so many accidents happen. I’m not sure what kind of parenting that is?”

“No hatred towards the child, please. “Parents need to take responsibility,” said another comment.

“Okay she rides very well but this is not the age to ride and parents should take care of it, it’s very dangerous,” another person commented.

Some users claimed that the father was in complete control of the vehicle and was just letting the child have fun. One user claimed the criticism was exaggerated, saying: “The father has full control of the vehicle.” They are just allowing her to add some oomph to her happiness, itna social drama accha nhi. (So ​​much social drama is not good).”

“Sabse bada support system uske peeche baitha hai! So don’t worry (the biggest support system is behind her),” another user wrote. One person wrote: “It’s all about the child’s happiness. Cool.”

The video has been viewed 4.2 million times since it was posted online. What do you think of it?