Video Shows Man Caught For Drunk Driving Abusing Mumbai Constable, Says ‘Father Is DSP’
Mumbai: A video that has recently surfaced on social media has garnered widespread attention, showing a Mumbai police officer maintaining his composure while being verbally abused by a drunken man. The incident, which took place in Lokhandwala, Andheri West, on the evening of August 15, has led netizens to applaud the officer for his calm and professional handling of the situation.
The altercation occurred after a car collided with a motorcycle, prompting bystanders to call the police. Upon arrival, the on-duty officer was met with aggression from the car’s driver, who began pushing and hurling insults at the policeman. The entire exchange was captured on video and later posted on X (formerly Twitter) by a user named Sahil Jakhar.
In the video, the visibly intoxicated man is heard using multiple curse words in Hindi and threatening the police officer, claiming that his father is a Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) and warning of repercussions if any actions were taken against him. Despite the abusive language and the man’s aggressive demeanour, the officer remains calm throughout the confrontation.
The video also shows frustrated commuters requesting that the road be cleared, but the enraged driver refuses to allow anyone else to speak. The officer’s composed response in the face of provocation has earned widespread praise on social media, with many users commending him for upholding peace and order in a tense situation.
The incident has sparked discussions online about the challenges faced by law enforcement officers, particularly when dealing with individuals under the influence of alcohol. The video continues to circulate on social media, with netizens expressing their admiration for the police officer’s restraint and professionalism.
As of now, it is unclear if any legal actions have been taken against the driver. However, the Mumbai police are known for taking strict action in cases of public disorder and abuse against law enforcement officers.
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