A video circulating online shows a man standing motionless in a public area of Bengaluru, leading to widespread concern about the potential emergence of a 'zombie drug' in the city. The footage, reportedly filmed near Nitte College in the Bagalur area, depicts the individual appearing disoriented and unresponsive to his surroundings. Accompanying the video, a post on social media warned that a substance laced with Xylazine, known for inducing trance-like states in users, has reportedly entered Bengaluru. The caption urged parents, youth, and police to remain vigilant, likening the situation to the drug crisis depicted in the film 'Udta Punjab.' The Yelahanka Police Station has acknowledged the situation and requested more details from users. As the video gained traction, many expressed their fears and concerns about the implications for local youth. This incident follows a similar occurrence in Chandigarh, where a delivery worker was seen standing motionless for hours, raising speculation about drug use, although no official explanations have been confirmed in either case.