Karnataka High Court Calls for Stricter Laws to Combat Dangerous Wheeling Stunts
The Karnataka High Court has urged stronger legislation to address 'wheeling', a hazardous motorbike stunt, citing current legal measures as inadequate. Justice V Srishananda highlighted the urgent need for laws that better deter this growing issue, emphasizing its threat to public safety and order.

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The Karnataka High Court has expressed significant concerns over the insufficient legal framework addressing the rise of 'wheeling', a perilous stunt performed by motorcyclists who drive on their rear wheel alone.
Justice V Srishananda noted during a bail plea hearing that existing laws fall short in dissuading such high-risk behavior.
The court stressed the urgent need for new legislation, citing the sharp increase in incidents like a recent case involving a crash during police interception.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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