Gwalior: Men Take Hospitalised Friend with IV Drip on Bike Ride, Video Goes Viral

A strange incident from Gwalior has gone viral on social media where three friends took a hospital patient for a bike ride while he was still on an IV drip. The 16-second video shows the patient sitting between two friends on a bike, with one of them even holding the drip stand as they rode through the streets. The incident reportedly took place in the Naka Chandravadni area under Jhansi Road police station limits.

Gwalior Video Goes Viral on Social Media

This video was posted on X by @NENEWS24x7, with the caption – “A bizarre sight was witnessed in Gwalior, where despite having a saline drip attached, a young man was taken for a bike ride by his friends.” A passerby captured this video, and as soon as it hit social media, it went viral in no time. Many users called this act careless and a dangerous stunt, saying that the patient’s life could have been at risk because of this.

Social Media Reactions

Meanwhile, some people described it as a unique form of friendship and took it in a lighthearted manner. One user wrote – “First know the truth. If the patient himself insisted that his friends take him outside, then what’s wrong in that? Maybe he was bored in the hospital and just wanted to go out for a change of mood.” Another person jokingly wrote – “Greetings Madhya Pradesh Police, crimes are increasing in the country but seeing such videos also brings happiness to the heart. Please take appropriate action, but also release them afterward.”

Case Under Watch

The administration and local police have also become active regarding the entire incident. According to media reports, officials have taken cognizance of the viral video and started an investigation. Even though people are seeing this incident from different perspectives, it is clear that taking a patient out of the hospital in this manner is against safety rules. Still, this video has triggered a debate on social media about both the example of friendship and the recklessness involved.