In Mumbai, India, a woman slapped a traffic constable for allegedly harassing her.
According to the Times of India, the video, which went viral on social media, showed the woman holding the traffic constable’s shirt with one hand and slapping him with the other.
After the video of the incident went viral on social media, the police immediately issued an explanation claiming that the woman was not harassed by the traffic constable.
“The woman is lying,” the police statement said.
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The woman, on the other hand, claimed that she was harassed by a traffic constable for not wearing a helmet.
After the incident, police arrested Sadvika Ramkant Tiwari, 30, and Mohsin Khan, who was riding a motorcycle with her, on charges of torturing a traffic constable.
According to LT Marg police, a case has been registered against the two under the provisions relating to obstruction of public service, intentional harassment and breach of peace.
According to police, Eknath Porte, a traffic police constable attached to the Kalbadvi Traffic Division, stopped Mohsin Khan and Sadvika Tiwari on a motorcycle.
Eknath asked Mohsin Khan to pay the fine as he did not have to wear a helmet, which led to a heated argument between Sadvika and the traffic constable.
According to the report, the woman suddenly grabbed the collar of the traffic constable and started beating him.
On the other hand, she can be heard in a video that went viral on social media in which she is saying that she was harassed by a traffic constable.
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Meanwhile, Mohsin Khan along with the woman made a full video of the incident from his mobile phone.