The video of Sambhal’s YouTuber Mehak and Pari fighting with an auto driver went viral on the Delhi-Moradabad highway. Both have already been accused of making obscene videos. Police started investigating the matter, while the controversy intensified on social media.
YouTuber sisters Mehak and Pari, surrounded by controversies on social media, are once again in the headlines. This time the reason is a fight on the Delhi-Moradabad highway, in which both of them were seen scuffling with an auto driver. This video went viral within a few hours, causing an uproar on the internet.
Mehak and Pari collide on the highway, clash with auto driver
This video is being told from Gagan area of Majhola police station area of Moradabad district. In the video, both the YouTuber sisters are seen arguing and assaulting an auto driver. It is being told that this dispute started over the issue of changing the route, which turned into a violent fight within a few minutes.
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It can be seen in the video that Mehak and Pari first stop the auto and then start pushing with the driver. Meanwhile, the auto driver was also seen turning and leaving his hand, causing chaos on the road. People present nearby recorded the entire incident on their mobile cameras and uploaded it on social media.
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Police engaged in investigation, no one has filed complaint till now
As of now, neither the YouTuber sisters nor the driver have filed any complaint with the police. According to Majhola police station in-charge, the authenticity of the viral video is being investigated. Police say that if the video is confirmed, legal action will be taken.
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Old connection with controversies, arrest was made due to obscene content
Mehak and Pari have a long history of controversies. Some time ago, both of them were arrested by the police for making obscene videos and abusive content. A case was registered against him under Section 67 of the IT Act. Investigation had revealed that both of them used to create such content to get cheap popularity on social media and earn 25 to 30 thousand rupees per month from it. During their appearance in the court, both of them admitted their mistake and promised not to do so in future.
Debate flares up again due to viral video\ As soon as this new video went viral, people started criticizing both the sisters on social media. Some users called it a “new drama of cheap popularity”, while some demanded strict action from the police. Local people say that such behavior in the name of social media is sending a wrong message to the society and there is a need for strict monitoring.
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