As the state government continues to find ways to limit the high-handedness of the Karnataka Traffic police, the episodes of the cops committing violent behaviour seem not to be stopping anytime soon. In the latest update, a video recording of one such attack went viral over social media.
In the video, the traffic sub-inspector was seen attacking a young boy. The state government has ended the tasks of towing vehicles in the capital city after a progression of grievances raised on the coercion mentality of the traffic police. The video of a young running behind towing vehicles arguing to deliver his vehicle had turned into viral content prior.
In another episode, Bengaluru Police Commissioner Kamal Pant suspended a senior traffic cop for attacking, over and over kicking and hauling a lady by her hair out and about in Bengaluru. The lady had tossed a stone at the cop.
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The new video shows the young person and the physical issue on his neck caused because of an attack by traffic sub-examiner Chandrashekar appended to the Vijayanagara Traffic Police station.
The boy says on the video that he was attacked to let the police officer know that he didn’t have the cash to pay a fine of Rs 2,500 and he would pay in the court once he gets paid. The police officers demanded that he should pay Rs 1,000 on the spot and when he addressed, the sub-controller had attacked him.
The video shows that as the boy inquiries the sub-investigator, the cop attacks him and discards his head protector. He is likewise found in the video compromising the adolescent that he will deal with him when he comes to the police headquarters to get his vehicle delivered. The denounced sub-monitor additionally says in the video that he would recollect it all through his life.
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In another update, a local court in Karnataka on Monday condemned a police sub-monitor to 20 years of thorough detainment for physically attacking a lady experiencing mental disease in 2017 in the Tumakura locale.
The indicted cop, Umeshaiah, was appended with the Tumakuru country police headquarters at the hour of the episode. Tumakuru Second Additional District and Sessions Court Judge H S Mallikarjuna Swamy requested detainment on Section 376(2) (a) (3) of the IPC (cop assaulting a lady in authority) and 376 (2)(n) (submitting the follow up on a slow-witted individual). A fine of Rs 50,000 for every offense was additionally forced on him.
The occurrence occurred on January 14, 2017, when Umeshaiah was on night watch obligation on his bike and observed the lady sitting under a scaffold at Antharasanahalli.
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