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Coronavirus: Two held for stepping out of houses to shoot Tiktok video

Updated on: 21 April,2020 10:48 AM IST  |  Mumbai
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The men were seen poking fun at the police in the video for which they were paraded in the Bhendi Bazar area

Coronavirus: Two held for stepping out of houses to shoot Tiktok video

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Two men were arrested by the Dongri police on Saturday for allegedly stepping out of their houses to make a Tiktok video. The men, identified as Mohamed Hasan Yusuf Shaikh (24) and Asif Rashid Shaikh (19) were seen poking fun at the police in the video for which they were paraded in the Bhendi Bazar area, Indian Express reported.


According to the police, Shaikh is a resident of Pydhonie whereas Asif stays in Dongri. The police said that an informer forwarded the video to them. "The two accused have too many followers on Tiktok and the video had gone viral on social media as they had posted it on their Tiktok accounts," an officer said.


The police then tracked the men, using their Tiktok IDs and arrested them. They have been booked for flouting lockdown norms under relevant sections of the Epidemic Disease Act and for defamation under section 499 of the Indian Penal Code.


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