A woman in Noida was disturbed by a terrifying occurrence she saw while driving to work. Last week, around 10 a.m., the woman, Vanchha Garg, was caught in a traffic jam close to Parthala Chowk when two guys unexpectedly emerged on either siade of her vehicle. One of them informed Ms. Garg that she had struck a youngster and advised her to stop driving since the child was trapped beneath her car’s back wheel. Meanwhile, the other one began pounding on the car window, saying she had hit someone.

Ms. Garg recounted the incident from May 2 and stated that she was instructed to roll down the automobile window. “He persisted even though I attempted to ignore him because I was positive I hadn’t hit anything. He warned me not to drive any farther because there was a toddler underneath my car’s back wheel. I was surprised to see no one around my car, especially not a child. How could someone report that I caused a catastrophic accident and that a child was trapped beneath my car?”

When the man had initially appeared, he had offered to assist with safely relocating the automobile and setting the child free. “I was so frightened of hitting a youngster that I was in a state of intense fear. So, in my panic, I inadvertently rolled down the window a little to listen to the man. I was surprised when he suddenly thrust his hand inside the car, and I yelled at him to take it out,” Ms. Garg recalled.

The man’s hand became trapped when she rolled up the window, and he began to cry, pleading with Ms. Garg to help him free it.

The man reached for the door lock and opened it as soon as she rolled down the window once more. Ms. Garg became alarmed when she heard more banging on the other glass.

“Everything was a ploy to take my focus away from his partner. I observed them both fleeing in opposing directions before they vanished while I was still trying to make sense of everything and trembling with fear.’

After a five-minute ordeal, she stated, “It was at that point that I realized they had taken my phone, a golden iPhone 14 pro, which had been inside my lunch basket on the seat next to me.

When Ms. Garg, the Times Now general manager of human resources, went to the police, she discovered that the CCTV set up along the section of road was broken. She also doesn’t know why she didn’t get any assistance while driving.

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She discovered her phone was in Meerut when she used the FindMy app to find it a day after the event. When Ms. Garg reported it to the police, they advised her to wait until it was turned on.