Trending: Gwalior police slaps fine of Rs 5,500 as man drives car with 3,400 kiss marks | Watch
PTC News Desk: A man was issued a challan of Rs 5,500 by Gwalior police after he was seen driving a car with 3,400 kiss marks. However this quirky makeover soon landed its owner in trouble.
As pictures of the vehicle went viral on social media, the Gwalior police tracked down the car and slapped a hefty fine of Rs 5,500 on its owner for violating traffic rules.
#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.
Under 'Operation Eagle,' police tracked the vehicle, issued a Rs 5,500 challan, and seized the car for traffic… pic.twitter.com/iVLGttC4Ie — ANI MP/CG/Rajasthan (@ANI_MP_CG_RJ) August 24, 2026
The car, owned by Aditya Sikarwar, grabbed attention after its entire exterior was covered with lipstick marks that looked like kisses. Photos of the unusual car went viral on social media, leaving people curious about the story behind it.
It was later revealed that Sikarwar's girlfriend got the idea from a foreign social media trend and decided to recreate it on his car. She reportedly made thousands of lipstick marks one by one, taking around four hours to complete the design. The unusual car attracted plenty of attention wherever it was driven.
After the pictures went viral, police traced the vehicle using its registration number visible in the photos and seized it.
Sikarwar was called to the police station and questioned about the car. Traffic police later issued him a Rs 5,500 challan for allegedly violating vehicle rules.
Police reportedly fined him for modifying the vehicle. The action was taken under the Motor Vehicles Act.
After accepting his mistake, Sikarwar removed the lipstick marks from the car. Police also asked him to clean the vehicle and restore its original appearance.
According to media reports, the car was seized under Operation Eagle after an Instagram video allegedly showing dangerous stunts on city roads went viral. Police tracked down the vehicle, issued the Rs 5,500 challan and took it into custody for traffic violations.
- With inputs from agencies
