KARCHI (Staff Report) – Stunt riders have always been a nuisace for Pakistani people, especially at public places and main highways.
Hundreds of young bikers lose their lives on roads every month, while performing one-wheeling or other stunts.
On the other hand, police in Pakistan are famous for using traditional methods to teach such troublemakers a lesson.
In a rare scene from Do Darya Track near Karachi’s Sea View, nearly half a dozen bikers are seen held by police in a video recently posted on Facebook.
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Using the famous Murga punishment, the cops make the stunt riders realise their mistake and take unconditional apology from every one of them.
Murga (also spelled murgha) is a stress position used as a corporal punishment in parts of South Asia, specifically Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.
It is used primarily in educational institutions, and by the police as a summary, informal punishment for petty crimes committed by boys, such as eve teasing or one-wheeling.
The punishment is usually administered in public view, the purpose being to deter recurrence of the offence by shaming the offender and providing a salutary example to others.
The word murga means rooster in Urdu Language. The punished person takes a position resembling that of a rooster, by squatting and then looping the arms behind the knees and firmly holding the ears.
