Fake bomb scare, groom tied to tree & other funny news stories

Here is a compilation of the funniest news stories from the week goneby: Man presumed dead by family found in Noida eating 'momos' Nishant Kumar, a resident of Bihar’s Bhagalpur, has turned into a real-life mystery sitcom. He vanished into thin air while visiting his in-laws for a wedding, leaving everyone scratching their heads. Things turned bizarre when Nishant was spotted by his brother-in-law Ravi Shankar in Noida, eating momos!!! While this sounds funny, it was a sigh of relief for Ravi Shankar. When Nishant went missing months ago, Ravi Shankar had filed a missing person case at the Sultanganj police station. Meanwhile, on the other side of the family feud, Nishant's father pointed fingers at his son's in-laws, accusing them of abduction and even worse, murder! Talk about family drama taking an unexpected turn! According to Ravi Shankar, Nishant's relatives were relentless, torturing them with false accusations of being involved in a sinister plot. But to the family’s relief, the now found missing guy will now be taken to the court for further interrogation on how he reached Delhi. All thanks to momos. Uninvited Drinking Buddy Hijacks Delhi Man's Car After a long day at work, Amit Prakash of Delhi had big plans to unwind in the comfort of his car. Little did he know that fate had a mischievous surprise waiting for him. Just as he settled in for some chill time, a stranger hopped into his vehicle, ready to join him for a drink. Upon reaching Delhi's Subhash Chowk, Amit found himself involuntarily participating in a peculiar game of car-swapping, orchestrated by his uninvited drinking buddy. The stranger demanded that Amit step down from his own car. Without a second thought, the mystery man seized control of the wheel and zoomed off into the night, leaving Amit stranded and bewildered. And as if that wasn't enough, poor Amit discovered that his misadventure wasn't limited to losing his beloved car. The stranger's true intentions revealed themselves as a real-life comedy of errors unfolded. Along with his wheels, Amit bid farewell to his laptop, phone, and a not-so-modest sum of Rs 18,000, all vanishing into the night like a magician's disappearing act. Fashion Police Stir Controversy with Dress Code Circular The Himsagar Apartment AOA's Residents' Welfare Association in Greater Noida caused a stir with a circular targeting residents' fashion choices in common areas. The Himsagar Apartment AOA's Residents' Welfare Association has issued a circular that has taken social media by storm. The notice, titled "Dress code for walking in the premises of the society," specifically targets the fashion choices of residents in common areas and park facilities. However, it's the specific mention of lungis and nighties that has raised eyebrows and set tongues wagging. Residents were left in stitches as the RWA requested them to avoid stepping out in lungis and nighties. Prank Gone Wrong: Bengaluru Employee's Bomb Scare Call In a misguided attempt to avoid being fired, Prasad Navaneeth, a senior associate at a Bengaluru-based firm, made a bomb scare call after being asked to resign. The comedic plot backfired as the law intervened, leading to his prompt detention by the Bellandur police. Groom's Request for Black Sunglasses Leads to Wedding Chaos A groom's innocent request for his bride to wear black sunglasses during the jaimala ceremony in UP's Pratapgarh district triggered a chain of events that led to the cancellation of the marriage. The groom demanded his to-be-wife to wear sunglasses during the Jaimala ceremony but she didn't like it, and complained to her parents, The heated argument escalated to the point where the bride's family punished the groom by tying him to a tree until the police intervened. The police reached the spot to rescue the groom. Both the families were then taken to the police station for interrogation. Script: Dua SubzwariVoice: Jasleen BhallaAudio production: Shantanu Nanoti