Delhi Traffic Cop Beaten Up After Woman Accuses Him Of Highhandedness
NDTV
Police say the woman got upset when he asked her to move the scooter from the road, and hit him.
A traffic cop in Delhi was today beaten up by a mob which accused him of physically assaulting a woman after stopping her scooter for travelling on the wrong side of the road. #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.(Source: Viral video, verified by Police) pic.twitter.com/1ZwP2iBI0N
A traffic Inspector who had gone to the Deoli Road area to help clear congestion at 10 in the morning stopped the scooter on which three people were travelling. The woman riding it then reportedly got angry and a heated argument ensued after which she allegedly hit the cop, which snowballed into a dramatic fight.
Police say the woman got upset when he asked her to move the scooter from the road, and hit him. The woman reportedly fell down during the tussle that followed after which locals took note and beat up the cops, chasing them down the road.
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