Video of Ayurveda doctor in clash with Cops over parking goes viral
Bengaluru: A shocking and disturbing video of an Ayurveda doctor has gone viral on social media, showing her in a heated altercation with traffic police officers in Bengaluru. In the clip, she is reportedly seen hurling extreme, abusive and offensive language, making obscene hand gestures, and shouting at both male and female personnel who were carrying out their duty.
In response to her unruly behaviour and actions, the doctor was taken into police custody. Bengaluru Police confirmed that a case has been registered against her under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), and further investigation is underway.
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As per the HT media report, the argument reportedly began when two traffic policemen stopped the doctor's scooter and placed a wheel lock on it. Angered by the action, she lashed out, using foul language and even issuing threats.
At one point, she accused the policemen of misbehaving with her staff member and yelled, “B*****d don’t say anything to my staff. How dare you touch his t-shirt.”
Her rant did not spare the woman constable either. In the video, she can be heard shouting, “Kapde utaar ke nanga karungi tujhe (I will strip you naked),” while a crowd gathered to watch the drama.
In the viral video, a traffic cop is heard telling the woman, “You are a woman, that’s why we are speaking respectfully. Otherwise, the situation would have been different.” His words came as the woman, wearing a helmet, launched into a shocking tirade of abuses directed at both a male and a female police officer.
Even when the officers warned her, the woman defiantly challenged them to arrest her if they had the courage.
Confirming the development, Yelahanka New Town Police stated on X (formerly Twitter) that the woman was taken into custody on August 14, and a case has been registered. An investigation into the incident is now underway.
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