Traffic policeman assaulted, humiliated by triple riders in Bengaluru
A traffic police constable in Bengaluru was assaulted by three youths after he attempted to enforce traffic rules. The incident occurred during a vehicle-checking drive when the constable noticed the youths riding a motorcycle in violation of regulations. The police have registered a case against the accused for obstructing a public servant and assaulting a government employee on duty.
- ▪The incident took place at Nammura Thindi Junction in Nagarabhavi 2nd Stage.
- ▪The constable was recording a traffic violation when he was attacked by the riders.
- ▪Two of the accused have been identified and traced for further action.
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A 30-year-old traffic police constable was allegedly assaulted and publicly humiliated by three youths after he attempted to book them for triple riding at Nammura Thindi Junction in Nagarabhavi 2nd Stage in Bengaluru on Monday evening.The incident occurred around 5.30 p.m. during a vehicle-checking drive near B. Palya. Police constable Lakshmana Nayaka, attached to Janabharati Station, had been deployed for enforcement checks in the area when he noticed three youths travelling on a motorcycle in a rash and negligent manner in violation of traffic rules.According to the complaint, Mr. Nayak stopped the vehicle and began recording the triple-riding violation.
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