Islamabad, 26 Apr, 2025: YouTuber Ducky Bhai has drawn widespread criticism after a video surfaced showing him dangerously flouting motorway rules.
In the footage, Saad Ur Rehman, widely known as Ducky Bhai, is seen resting his feet on the dashboard, appearing to nap, while his car sped down a motorway without his hands on the steering wheel.
The viral clip quickly ignited public outrage, with many demanding strict action against the influencer for his blatant disregard for road safety.
NHMP Responds to the Incident
Following the public uproar, the National Highways and Motorway Police (NHMP) confirmed that a First Information Report (FIR) had been registered against the YouTuber.
Authorities publicly criticised the stunt through an official statement released on their social media platforms, highlighting the severe risks such actions posed not only to the driver but to all motorists sharing the road.
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NHMP officials stressed that reckless behavior behind the wheel would not be tolerated, particularly when exhibited by individuals with large public followings who could potentially influence others to behave similarly.
Backlash from Social Media
The online community was quick to condemn YouTuber Ducky Bhai for what many described as highly irresponsible conduct.
Social media users expressed disappointment, noting that someone often viewed as a family-friendly content creator should have known better than to endanger lives for the sake of views and online attention.
Some commentators sarcastically referred to his apparent reliance on the car’s self-driving features, joking about “waiting for the next software update,” while others called on the authorities to ensure that legal action proceeded without special treatment.
Broader Implications
This incident has reignited discussions about the responsibilities influencers have toward their audiences, especially when it comes to promoting safe and lawful behaviour.
Experts warn that such stunts, when left unchecked, can normalize dangerous activities among younger viewers who idolize digital celebrities.
By taking formal action, the NHMP aims to set an example, sending a clear message that endangering public safety under the guise of entertainment will be met with serious consequences.
