A youth in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, is fined ₹5,500 after his girlfriend covers his car with about 3,400 lipstick kiss marks that spread widely online. A video circulating on social media shows the man cleaning the vehicle himself after police action.
Local reporting says the girlfriend spent several hours applying the kiss-shaped imprints across multiple parts of the car, including doors, bonnet, boot and pillars. Police trace the vehicle using the number plate visible in photos shared on social media, locate it in the Thatipur area, and then call the owner. Authorities state the heavy, lipstick-based modification changes the vehicle’s original appearance and violates motor vehicle and road-safety rules.
Across outlets, the core details are consistent: the stunt is linked to viral social media trends, traffic police identify the car from viral images, and the owner faces a fine and must remove the marks. Differences mainly involve how outlets describe the trend context and the sequence of identification and cleaning, but the outcome—penalty and removal of lipstick impressions—is the same.
