Archive · 14 Nov 2025
Pune Man's Motorcycle Number Plate Dare Met with Swift Police Action
Imagine a young man in Pune who put a funny made-up number plate on his cool green motorcycle that said 'Will Run.'
His friend took a picture and dared the police on the internet, saying 'Catch me if you can!'
The police saw this and said, 'Oh yeah?
We will catch you!'
They were very quick and found the young man and his motorcycle in less than an hour.
The young man apologized for his mistake and promised not to do it again.
The police used this as a lesson to show that they keep their promises and that playing dangerous games has consequences.
A 21-year-old man named Rahil in Pune was apprehended by police for using a modified number plate on his motorcycle.
The number plate on Rahil's Kawasaki Ninja read 'Will Run' instead of his official registration number.
The incident gained attention when a friend posted a photo of the bike on X, challenging the Pune Police to 'Catch me if you can.'
Pune City Police accepted the challenge and located and detained Rahil within an hour.
Rahil appeared in a video apologizing for his actions and urged others not to repeat them.
- Who
- Rahil, a 21-year-old man, and Pune City Police
- What
- Rahil was detained by the Pune Police after his friend posted a photo of his motorcycle with a modified number plate reading 'Will Run' and challenged the police on social media. Police accepted the challenge and apprehended Rahil within an hour.
- When
- A few hours after the social media post was made on X.
- Where
- Kothrud, Pune
- Why
- Rahil was riding a motorcycle with an illegal, modified number plate, and his friend publicly challenged the Pune Police on social media, prompting a swift response.
- Individual Detained
- Rahil (21 years old)
- Vehicle
- Kawasaki Ninja motorcycle
- Illegal Modification
- Modified number plate displaying 'Will Run' instead of registration number
- Platform of Challenge
- X (formerly Twitter)
- Location of Incident
- Kothrud, Pune
- Police Response Time
- Within an hour of the social media challenge