Caught On Camera: Delhi Traffic Inspector Manhandled Over Issuing Challan In CR Park
As per the police, three people, including two women, were triple riding on a two-wheeler without helmets when they were stopped by a head constable adding that they were coming from wrong side.
New Delhi: A traffic inspector in South Delhi’s CR Park was allegedly assaulted by six people, including two women, for issuing challans on Wednesday. A video of the incident has gone viral on socila media. All the six people have been detained, reported news agency PTI.
Police said that three people, including two women, were triple riding on a two-wheeler without helmets when they were stopped by a head constable. The trio was also coming from the wrong side, police said.
The trio started an argument with the head constable while he issued a challan, a senior police officer said, and added that an inspector, who was near the spot, intervened following which the trio assaulted him
The accused then called three others to the spot and obstructed the traffic, police said.
The whole incident was caught on camera which was also teh footage of which was also verified by the Delhi Police.
#WATCH | Delhi: A man and two girls misbehaved with and manhandled Police and Traffic Police personnel. They were stopped as they were triple riding on a motorcycle that was coming from the wrong side and had no front number plate.
— ANI (@ANI) June 8, 2022
(Source: Viral video, verified by Police) pic.twitter.com/1ZwP2iBI0N
In the viral video of the incident, three people are seen thrashing the inspector while two traffic police personnel are trying to rescue him.
In another video, one of the women alleged that the inspector first slapped her. However, police have refuted the allegations and said the matter escalated over issuing a fine.
The inspector was rushed to a hospital after he suffered injuries on his head, police said.
The Delhi Police, in a tweet,also informed that the injured inspector’s statement has been taken and legal action is initiated.
Citizens' Safety is our priority and Delhi Police appeals everyone to cooperate with Traffic Police Personnel on road, to follow traffic rules in the interest of your own and others' safety, it said.
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