Noida: A road rage incident in Noida’s Sector 53 has raised concerns over growing street violence after a Mahindra Thar SUV rammed a young man following a dispute on Instagram. The act, caught on camera and now viral on social media, shows the vehicle hitting the victim with such force that he was flung into a roadside drain.

According to police, the accused and the victim knew each other and had an argument under Sector-24 police station limits. The disagreement reportedly began over comments exchanged on Instagram and escalated into a confrontation on the road.

Eyewitnesses said the altercation turned violent before the Thar driver deliberately accelerated the vehicle, hitting the young man. The victim was left bleeding and motionless while the SUV sped away from the scene.

ADCP Noida, Sumit Kumar Shukla, confirmed that a case has been registered under relevant sections for rash driving, causing hurt, and criminal intimidation. A police team has been formed to arrest the accused, who is currently absconding.

A special investigation team has also been deployed to trace the vehicle and apprehend the driver. The viral video has triggered widespread outrage, with citizens demanding stricter action to curb such violent episodes.

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Chennai (PTI): About 1.4 lakh students appeared for the NEET 2026 exam for admission to medical degree courses across 31 centres in Tamil Nadu on Sunday.

Students claimed that the exam paper was easier than the previous year.

Organised by the National Testing Agency (NTA), 22.80 lakh students had registered for the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) undergraduate exam nationwide.

NTA sources said that CCTV surveillance was installed at all examination centres, with feeds linked to centralised control rooms.

In view of the large candidate volume and prevailing summer conditions, the NTA ensured reliable power back-up, including generators at all centres, to ensure candidate comfort during the exam. Also, drinking water and on-site medical support were provided to students.

The sources further said that no malpractices were reported, especially in Chennai. The results of NEET are expected to be declared in June, 2026.