Footage of Whirling Motorcycles Originated in Indonesia, Not India

In recent days, a viral video showing two motorcycles spinning together has been widely shared on social media platforms, with many claiming the incident took place in Jaipur, India. However, after thorough research and analysis, it has been confirmed that the incident actually occurred in Pekanbaru, Indonesia.

Our initial search used relevant keywords to find reports about the incident. To our surprise, several Indian media outlets reported the incident as having taken place in Jaipur. Upon further investigation, we found multiple local media reports about the incident in Pekanbaru, Indonesia. Local media reports in Bahasa Indonesia stated the incident occurred at Jalan Arifin Ahmad in Pekanbaru.

To confirm the location, we compared the viral video with Google Street View footage. The comparison revealed that the video was indeed filmed in Pekanbaru, Indonesia, specifically at 124 Jalan Arifin Ahmad. This finding contradicts the location stated in the shared posts, which claimed the video was from Jaipur, India.

It is important to note that the vehicle registration code 'BM' is used in the Riau province of Indonesia, where Pekanbaru is located. This further supports the evidence that the incident occurred in Pekanbaru, Indonesia, and not Jaipur, India, as initially claimed.

Despite the misinformation, the video of the spinning motorcycles has been widely shared on social media. It is crucial to verify the accuracy of information before sharing it, as incorrect information can lead to confusion and misconceptions.

In conclusion, the viral video of the spinning motorcycles is not from India but is indeed from Pekanbaru, Indonesia. We encourage everyone to exercise caution when sharing information online and to verify the accuracy of the information before spreading it further.