Man In ‘Trance’ On Bengaluru Road Sparks ‘Zombie Drug’ Buzz, Cops Respond
Bengaluru Police Clarify Viral Video Situation
A man depicted in a viral video appearing disoriented was not under the influence of any narcotic or psychotropic substance, Bengaluru police confirmed on Thursday. Following the video’s widespread circulation on social media, the police conducted a medical examination of the individual in question.
The medical report indicated that no traces of narcotic substances were found in the man’s system. Authorities urged the public to refrain from sharing unverified or misleading information on social media, emphasizing that such actions could lead to unnecessary panic and damage the reputations of those involved.
Details Surrounding the Incident
The footage, which was largely shared on various social media platforms, depicted the man standing still, raising concerns among onlookers who speculated that he could be under the influence of a synthetic drug often referred to as a “zombie drug.” This led to heightened worries regarding the potential availability of such substances in Bengaluru.
Findings from the Medical Examination
The results of the examination confirmed that the man had not ingested any known narcotic or psychotropic substances. It was revealed that he suffers from arthritis and had consumed prescribed pain medication in conjunction with alcohol, resulting in the disoriented state that was visible in the viral video.
Investigations indicated that the individual had moved to Bengaluru in search of employment and had been living in the city for approximately three months. The police are continuing their inquiries into the matter.
Police Response and Public Appeal
In light of the incident, Bengaluru police have issued a warning against the dissemination of false information and rumors related to drug use. They reiterated their commitment to addressing drug abuse in the city and encouraged citizens to report suspicious activities to the authorities rather than circulating unverified claims online.
The police department’s reaction underlines the importance of accurate information and public safety in addressing concerns related to drug use in urban areas like Bengaluru.
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Bengaluru Police Clarify Viral Video SituationA man depicted in a viral video appearing disoriented was not under the influence of any narcotic or psychotropic substance, Bengaluru police confirmed on Thursday. Following the video’s widespread circulation on social media, the police conducted a medical examination of the individual in question.The medical report indicated that no traces of narcotic substances were found in the man’s system. Authorities urged the public to refrain from sharing unverified or misleading information on social media, emphasizing that such actions could lead to unnecessary panic and damage the reputations of those involved.Details Surrounding the IncidentThe footage, which was largely shared on various social media platforms, depicted the man standing still, raising concerns among onlookers who speculated that he could be under the influence of a synthetic drug often referred to as a “zombie drug.” This led to heightened worries regarding the potential availability of such substances in Bengaluru.Investigations indicated that the individual had moved to Bengaluru in search of employment and had been living in the city for approximately three months. The police are continuing their inquiries into the matter.Police Response and Public AppealIn light of the incident, Bengaluru police have issued a warning against the dissemination of false information and rumors related to drug use. They reiterated their commitment to addressing drug abuse in the city and encouraged citizens to report suspicious activities to the authorities rather than circulating unverified claims online.The police department’s reaction underlines the importance of accurate information and public safety in addressing concerns related to drug use in urban areas like Bengaluru.
