Many Bengalureans are reporting static shocks – while brushing hair, opening car doors, using a gas lighter or a metal tap or while simply rolling a plastic mat. Spooky as these sudden jolts can be, weathermen have a scientific explanation for the phenomenon. Many Bengalureans are reporting static shocks – while brushing hair, opening car doors, using a gas lighter or a metal tap or while simply rolling a plastic mat. Spooky as these sudden jolts can be, weathermen have a scientific explanation for the phenomenon.
