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Breaking: Drunk Cops Beat Restaurant Staff After Food Request Denied

A shocking incident has emerged from Thakurdwara-Kashipur area where two police personnel, allegedly in an intoxicated state, created chaos inside a restaurant after they were denied food. CCTV footage clearly shows the policemen entering the restaurant, abusing staff members, and assaulting them. The restaurant owner can be seen explaining that the kitchen was closed, but despite this, the policemen became aggressive. They first attacked the staff and then brutally beat the restaurant owner as well, using whatever objects they could find inside the premises. The visuals show the policemen hitting, chasing, and threatening the workers, leading to public outrage after the video went viral. Both accused policemen, posted at Thakurdwara-Kashipur, are now facing strong criticism as residents demand strict action over their misconduct.

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