Three cops suspended in Gujarat after video of their ‘musical journey’ goes viral
The Hindu
The video showed four constables swaying to music and also singing while riding in a car
Three police constables posted in the Kutch district of Gujarat were suspended on January 19 after a video showing them enjoying music during a car journey while not following traffic rules as well as the mask mandate went viral.
Kutch-East Superintendent of Police Mayur Patil took action against the constables for "indecent behavior, violating traffic rules and indulging in acts which tarnished the image of the police,'' said an official press note.
The suspended constables, Jagdish Solanki, Haresh Chaudhari and Raja Hiragar were attached to Gandhidham 'A' division police station, it said.
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