
Ghaziabad Thief Gets Stuck in Clinic Shutter (Images: X/ gharkekalesh)
In Ghaziabad, India, a bizarre and shocking incident has gone viral on social media after a thief got stuck in a metal rolling shutter of a doctor’s office while attempting to break into the doctor’s office. The man was allegedly attempting to break into the doctor’s office late at night by pulling on the metal rolling shutter when he became stuck.
In some of the viral videos of the man stuck, we can see that he is trapped by his neck in the shutter with the rest of his body hanging out of the shutter. He was forced to hang in a very painful and helpless position for hours before he was finally rescued by firefighters using a ladder sometime that afternoon.
In the video, you can see that a crowd has gathered around the man while he struggles to free himself. Also visible are officers and residents of the area holding the man up from below as they wait for the police to deploy appropriate rescue resources. The rolling shutter is partially rolled up from the ground and is trapping the man’s neck and preventing him from moving.
The rescue operation took time, as officials had to ensure the man was brought down safely without causing further injury. Eventually, firefighters used a ladder to reach him and carefully free him from the metal shutter. The incident quickly caught attention due to how unusual and dramatic it was.
The weirdness of the situation caused it to gain quick virality across all platforms, while others found the situation to be ironic. The video of the burglar helplessly hanging off of the balcony created a huge buzz online.
Shortly afterwards, user reactions began flooding the social media site, X, as users began sharing a mixture of humour, sarcasm, and disbelief regarding the incident. The conversations occurring online between users almost reached the viral status as the video itself.
One user jokingly wrote “Bro came for a night shift but got promoted to hanging decoration,” which was a sarcastic comment regarding the attempted burglary that failed. Someone else stated, “Ae kya chor bnega re tu. Tu to chor k naam dhaba h re,” mocking the thief’s lack of skill.
Someone even said ““Baad be kya hua wo to batao?,”, which translates to “What happens to him of course?” in light of humorous curiosity. Then there was one user who said, “Since he got the punishment already, he must be let free now.”
After the viral video surfaced online in Ghaziabad, people immediately took to social media to share their humorous takes on the incident. One user stated, “Abe siddha jail mein hogi delivery teri” and so forth, reflecting the volume of humorous reactions that were being produced as quickly as the incident itself created viral content through real-time reactions by the public.
Khalid Qasid is a media enthusiast with a strong interest in documentary filmmaking. He holds a Master’s degree in Convergent Journalism from AJK MCRC. He has also written extensively on esports at Sportsdunia. Currently, he covers world and general news at NewsX Digital.
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