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A ₹27 lakh Thar car rolled off the first floor in Nirmaan Vihar, Delhi. Driver Mani Pawar and two passengers escaped unhurt, debunking viral fake news of injuries or death.
In a dramatic incident at Nirmaan Vihar, East Delhi, a brand-new ₹27 lakh Thar car fell from the first floor while being moved. The vehicle, driven by Mani Pawar, rolled off after a lemon was placed on the wheel to move it forward, combined with a strong push from an escalator.
Remarkably, all three occupants inside the car escaped unharmed. The first-floor glass shattered, but no one inside the vehicle suffered any injuries.
Social media, however, was flooded with misleading reports claiming severe injuries or death, exaggerating the situation. Mani Pawar addressed these rumors in a calm and composed Instagram video, saying, “Nothing happened to me. All three of us in the car are perfectly fine. Please stop sharing fake videos.”
After the fall, the trio exited safely through the front door. Pawar emphasized, “None of us were injured. I am alive and well. Stop spreading fake videos.” Her measured reaction has surprised many, highlighting how misinformation can escalate unnecessarily online.
