'Aura Farming' On Moving Merc Lands Mumbai Duo In Trouble As Police Arrest Man, Woman
Navi Mumbai police have arrested a young woman, Nazmin Sulde, and a male accomplice for performing a dangerous stunt atop a moving Mercedes-Benz, recreating the viral "Aura Farmer" dance. The incident, captured on video and widely circulated on social media, sparked public concern and prompted swift police action.
Aura Farmer Dance Lands Man & Woman In Legal Trouble
The video shows the duo engaging in daring dance moves on the luxury vehicle in motion, drawing attention for both its audacity and recklessness. The stunt was reportedly carried out in a public area, endangering both the performers and nearby commuters.
Police registered a case and arrested the pair on Wednesday night, citing violations related to endangering public safety and reckless behaviour under the Motor Vehicles Act and relevant IPC sections. Officials warned that such acts, driven by the quest for online fame, would not be tolerated.
What Is the 'Aura Farmer' Dance?
The "Aura Farmer" dance originated from a viral video of an 11-year-old Indonesian boy performing quirky, confident moves on a speeding boat. His carefree attitude, paired with catchy music, captured global attention and quickly became a meme. The trend has since evolved into a global challenge, with participants mimicking the boy’s exaggerated postures and playful gestures in increasingly risky settings.
Authorities in several countries have voiced concern over the trend’s potential to encourage unsafe behavior, especially among impressionable social media users seeking viral attention.
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