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- Gwalior woman left 3400 lipstick kisses on boyfriend's car.
- Viral 'kissing car' seized for dangerous stunts by Gwalior police.
- Police issued Rs 5,500 challan; man made to clean lipstick imprints.
In a unique way of expressing love and craze for social media trends, a woman left 3400 kisses as lipstick imprints on her boyfriend’s car in Madhya Pradesh’s Gwalior. The transformed exterior of the car soon went viral on social media.
The 'kissing car' was noticed by the traffic police after a viral Instagram video showed the car performing dangerous stunts on city roads. Under 'Operation Eagle,' police tracked the vehicle, issued a Rs 5,500 challan, and seized the car for traffic violations. The man was also made to clean the imprints by the police.
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#WATCH | Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh: Traffic Police seized a car with lipstick marks for performing dangerous car stunts on city roads after an Instagram video went viral.
— ANI MP/CG/Rajasthan (@ANI_MP_CG_RJ) August 24, 2026
Under 'Operation Eagle,' police tracked the vehicle, issued a Rs 5,500 challan, and seized the car for traffic… pic.twitter.com/iVLGttC4Ie
The man has been identified as Aditya Sikarwar. As per reports, the girlfriend was trying to recreate a foreign social media trend. She spent nearly 4 hours making the imprints. Soon after police action, Aditya accepted his mistake.
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The video captured bikers moving ahead of the ambulance with none of the pillion riders wearing helmets. The patient was seen lying inside the ambulance. The entire episode was captured on the ambulance driver’s mobile phone. The ambulance driver said the vehicle was transporting a patient during an emergency when four youths allegedly began performing wheelies in front of the ambulance and refused to make way.