Bengaluru Man Says Group Of Men Attacked His Car On Crowded Street, Police Respond
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Deven Mehta claimed that the attackers shattered his car windows, threw stones and threatened him and a woman inside his vehicle - all while a traffic police officer allegedly looked on without intervening.
A Bengaluru man recently recounted a harrowing experience in which his car was attacked by a group of men in the middle of a busy road in the Kudlu area. Sharing pictures and videos of the incident on X, user Deven Mehta claimed that the attackers shattered his car windows, threw stones and threatened him and a woman inside his vehicle - all while a traffic police officer allegedly looked on without intervening. "My car was attacked by goons on crowded bangalore streets at 7pm while a traffic police watched them break glasses, throw stones & threaten us at Kudlu, despite a woman in the car," Mr Mehta wrote on X. My car was attacked by goons on crowded bangalore streets at 7pm while a traffic police watched them break glasses, throw stones & threaten us at Kudlu, despite a woman in the car.@BlrCityPolice@DCPSouthBCP@BangaloreMirror@BangaloreTimes1@CMofKarnataka@peakbengalurupic.twitter.com/FEcg9cUn0e Sorry, I don't want to provide any details as I don't feel safe. I have shared it here so that more people remain vigilant and careful on the streets till we get better police and safety services
In another post, the X user shared why the group of men attacked his vehicle. "Their bike touched my car (old car) from behind (their fault) in head-to-head traffic. I was looking from my mirror when they yelled in Kannada. I told them "Kannada illa, no problem, no damage- aap jao". I believe they got infuriated at how a Hindi man gave them instructions," Mr Mehta said.
In response to the post, the Bengaluru police requested further details, urging him to share his contact information via direct message. However, Mr Mehta declined to share any information, citing safety concerns. "Sorry, I don't want to provide any details as I don't feel safe. I have shared it here so that more people remain vigilant and careful on the streets till we get better police and safety services," he wrote.
