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Team Udayavani, Apr 16, 2019, 1:59 PM IST
Udupi: Recording a Tik Tok video at Udupi railway platform here while throwing caution to the wind landed two youths behind bars on April 15.
The youth were arrested by the Railway police as they were recording a dance video while the train was arriving at the Udupi Railway station here. The identity of the arrested persons was not revealed by the police.
They were produced before the Udupi court, on Monday, which released them after imposing a penalty and a strict warning.
Recording a video on the railway track is a punishable offense under the Railway Act.
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