Indore girl Shreya Kalra booked for dancing on zebra crossing was in reality show Roadies; know more about her
Shreya Kalra of Indore, who has been booked for dancing on zebra crossing, was a participant of Roadies Revolution. The social media sensation came into limelight after her reel video got noticed and she got into legal trouble. In the video, she can be seen dancing on the zebra crossing when the signal turned red.
The trending video that went viral
She posted the video on social media with the caption: “Please do not break the rules – a red sign means you have to stop at the signal not because I am dancing, and do wear your masks.”
What authorities thought
The authorities were far from amused. On Wednesday (September 15), Minister for Home Affairs, Law, Prisons, and Parliamentary Affairs Narottam Mishra ordered police to file a case against her according to a report by TOI. “Whatever her intentions, her way was wrong. I have asked the authorities to register a case against her under Motor Vehicles Act so that no one dares follow this and it doesn’t happen again,” Mishra said in Bhopal.
Who is Indore-girl Shreya?
Did you know that Shreya got a chance to participate in the youth-based reality show Roadies through the first ever live auditions held for the same during last lockdown? Shreya nailed the auditions and won a direct ticket to enter the show. She entered as a wild card contestant.
Her Roadies journey
Shreya was a part of Nikhil Chinapa’s team, which also included Hamid, Michael and Aman. Shreya got eliminated prior to the finale episodes. She got eliminated in a double-vote out alongside Zabi. Hamid had won the season trophy.
Case registered against her
Indore ASP Rajesh Raghuwanshi said a case has been registered against Shreya under IPC section 290 for ‘public nuisance’. “Even if the signal was red, the girl was dancing in the middle of traffic, which is a nuisance whatever her intentions be,” said Raghuwanshi.
Shreya’s explanation
Shreya released a video on Wednesday evening, explaining herself: “My main motive in creating the video was to make people aware that a red signal means traffic should stop and they should not cross the zebra crossing.”