WATCH Viral Video Of Gujarat Students' Stunt Going Wrong, Mahindra Thar Stranded In Sea

Two college students, Karan Sorathiya (23) and Paresh Sorathiya (23), both from Bhadreshwar in Mundra town, Gujarat, have been booked by the Mundra marine police after their Mahindra Thar was driven into the sea to create a video reel.

A video showing the two men stranded with their Thar vehicles during high tide was shared on social media and quickly went viral, according to reports.

The video displays two Thar vehicles submerged on Bhadreshwar beach. One of the vehicles, white in color, has its tires submerged in water, while the other vehicle, red in color, is partially submerged in the high tide. By the end of the clip, the two men can be seen attempting to lift the red Thar in an effort to remove it from the water.

As reported by the Times of India (TOI), the incident occurred while the men were driving their cars on the crowded beach, splashing water on others. According to Mundra Marine police station sub-inspector Narendra Jadeja, the video was recorded 15 days before it went viral.

He mentioned that the cars got stuck and submerged in the water during high tide, prompting the two men to call local villagers for assistance, as per media reports. Jadeja shared, "The people from a nearby village used a tractor to pull the two vehicles out of the water."

The police stated that one of the vehicles' drivers had been detained and was being questioned. Authorities revealed that Karan and Paresh, both college students residing in Bhadreshwar, found themselves in a difficult situation after driving the Thar cars into deep waters along the coastline in Mundra, Kutch, while attempting to film a reel.