Things They Do in Bihar: Rampant Theft Makes Car Owner Do This in Gopalganj
- A man in Gopalganj, Bihar, used a crane to lift his newly purchased Mahindra Scorpio Classic onto the rooftop of his house to protect it from theft.
- The vehicle belongs to Manoj Yadav, who works in Israel and was concerned about the safety of his SUV after his driver left.
- A viral video shows the Scorpio being carefully suspended from a crane and lowered onto the rooftop, sparking widespread online discussion and jokes.
- No official information is available about the rooftop's load-bearing capacity or the safety of parking the vehicle there.
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SUV Car Lifted onto Roof: This incident has come to light from Gopalganj, Bihar. The car was lifted onto the roof due to fear of theft.
A man in the Indian state of Bihar lifted his new car with a crane to the roof of his house, two-story jeavas of thieves, so how did the car turn into a parking lot over the house?
Viral video: Bihar man uses crane to park Scorpio on rooftop over theft fears - The Tribune
A man in Bihar’s Gopalganj reportedly used a crane to lift his SUV onto the second-floor rooftop of his house in an unusual attempt to protect his newly purchased Mahindra Scorpio Classic from theft.
Scorpio on roof: Bihar man finds unusual way to protect SUV from theft before going abroad
A Mahindra Scorpio owner in Bihar has reportedly used a crane to place his SUV on the rooftop of his house before travelling abroad. Videos circulating online show the vehicle being lifted onto the residential building, reportedly as a precaution while the owner is away. The exact location, owner’s identity, duration of the rooftop parking and details of the lifting operation remain unclear, and the reports could not be independently verified.
Bihar man lifts new SUV to 2nd-floor rooftop with crane to protect it from theft
A Gopalganj family used a crane to place a newly bought Mahindra Scorpio Classic on their rooftop after the driver left. The unusual move to guard the SUV from theft has gone viral online and sparked local discussion about safety.
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