Mumbai: Parkour athletes from the United Kingdom perform a waterfall on a city tower, fired

A day after the video from a UK based parkour athlete jumping from one terrace to another On social networks, the Mumbai police were informed of the incident and, after the participation of the special branch, the six people present at Dadar were deported to the UK for violating the standards of their tourist visa.

Social media was shot down on Monday, but investigators learned that the group had attempted a similar stunt on another seven-story building in Dadar a day earlier.

Confirmation of the expulsion of the six athletes from parkour. Diwakar Shelke, Senior Police Inspector at Dadar Police Station, said: "They have broken certain rules on tourist visas. By performing such a stunt, they endangered their lives and those of others, so that the necessary knowledge was taken and the group was fired. "

Storror, the group of six parkour athletes currently touring India, was scheduled to perform at the NSCI Club on December 2, after which return tickets were booked for December 3. The group is very present.

The group entered the 14-storey building located at Ambedkar Nagar in Dadar, as a result of which one of the parkour jumped from one building to the other.

"One of them jumped while the others took a video. The group had similarly attempted a waterfall on another building, the housing cooperative society Ram Shyam, but as they felt it was not so difficult, they decided to carry out the cascade to a higher level ", an officer said.

The police claimed that the group was looking for high-rise buildings, placed in parallel on Google Maps and then in Dadar.

"We were on the ground floor playing Ludo, when the group entered the building Santosh Mane, a resident, said

"We had come to know." The group had even sent a video of the waterfall to the children of our company, who then informed us of the incident, "said Ashok Gaikwad, another resident of Ambedkar Nagar.

On Tuesday, investigators were informed about the club's event NSCI, following which a team was sent and the six were brought to the police station.