Bengaluru police respond after video of Lamborghini doing stunts goes viral
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The clip, shared by a user on X, captures a Lamborghini repeatedly doing donuts at a public junction under a flyover in Bengaluru, even as other vehicles pass by.
Reckless driving on a busy Bengaluru road has triggered online outrage and a prompt police response. After a video of a luxury car doing donuts went viral, the Bengaluru City Police stepped in.
The clip, shared by a user on X, captures a Lamborghini repeatedly doing donuts at a public junction under a flyover, even as other vehicles pass by. The incident reportedly took place near MG Road’s Anil Kumble Circle, a prominent and often crowded part of the city.
Sharing the video, the user wrote, “Video from last night in Bengaluru. Lamborghini KA 05 NR 0009 seen repeatedly doing donuts at a public junction under a flyover while other vehicles were present, posing a safety risk. @blrcitytraffic @BlrCityPolice. please look into this and take action if required.”
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Video from last night in Bengaluru. Lamborghini KA 05 NR 0009 seen repeatedly doing donuts at a public junction under a flyover while other vehicles were present, posing a safety risk.@blrcitytraffic @BlrCityPolice please look into this and take action if required. pic.twitter.com/UuOHXljE5i— CitizenReportIN (@CitizenReprt) March 21, 2026
The footage quickly gained traction, with many users raising concerns over public safety and questioning how such reckless driving was allowed to take place in a high-traffic area. Several pointed out that such stunts not only endanger the driver but also put other commuters, pedestrians, and bystanders at serious risk.
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