Bihar Man Uses Crane To Park New SUV On Rooftop To Prevent Theft
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A man in Bihar’s Gopalganj district used a crane to lift his newly purchased Mahindra Scorpio Classic onto the second-floor rooftop of his two-storey house to protect it from theft.
The vehicle belongs to local resident Manoj Yadav, who recently bought the SUV before returning to Israel, where he works.
Yadav had initially left the vehicle under the care of a driver while working abroad. However, the driver subsequently left the job, raising sharp concerns within the family regarding the safety and security of the unattended automobile.
Family Resorts to Crane Lift After Driver Quits
Faced with security worries, the family decided to hoist the SUV directly onto the house’s roof. A video capturing the entire operation has gone viral across social media platforms, showing the vehicle suspended from a crane as it is slowly raised into the air and carefully lowered onto the rooftop.
The unusual sight of a high-end SUV perched atop a residential building has sparked widespread online discussion and drawn curious crowds from nearby local areas.
Structural Safety Questions Remain Unanswered
Despite the online attention, no official information has been released regarding the load-bearing capacity of the building's rooftop or the structural safety risks associated with keeping a heavy vehicle on the roof.
Local authorities and building experts have not issued statements on whether the two-storey residential structure can safely sustain the SUV's weight over an extended period.
