Arrogant Teen Driver Breaks Law, Surat Police Take Action
A 19-year-old from Surat attacked a police officer after being caught with liquor in Gujarat. The case has sparked public outrage and debate over parenting,and respect for the law.
In Surat, a shocking incident has raised serious questions about discipline, parenting, and respect for the law. A 19-year-old boy, Jainam Shah, son of local businessman Samir Shah, was seen driving a Mini Cooper and carrying liquor in Gujarat, a state where alcohol is completely banned.
Police received a tip-off about alcohol being served at a birthday party in Hotel K’s Antarvan in the Althan/Vesu area. When they reached the spot, they found beer cans in a car parked outside. The situation escalated when Jainam refused to cooperate. He argued and physically attacked a police officer who was performing his duty. The viral video clearly shows the police remaining calm while the teenager misbehaved.
Later, his family claimed that the police had beaten him, but the video showed the opposite officers only restrained him. Police seized nine beer cans worth ?1,350, seven mobile phones, and cash from the Mini Cooper marked with an “L.” His breath analyzer test was negative, but blood and urine samples were sent for further testing.
His father Samir Shah and another man, Vraj Shah, were also arrested under the Gujarat Prohibition Act. The DCP confirmed that CCTV footage is being checked and all angles are under investigation.
This case has become a social mirror showing how arrogance and lack of discipline can turn into crime. Many people online say that when children never hear “no” at home, they start believing they are above the law.
