Bihar: Two Police Officials Engage Into A Street Fight, Video Surfaces
Bihar: Two Police Officials Engage Into A Street Fight
A shocking video has surfaced online depicting a violent altercation between two police constables in Bihar's Nalanda district. In the widely shared video, the two officers can be seen engaged in a heated argument that escalates into a physical fight in the middle of a public road in Nalanda.
The video commences with one officer accusing the other of accepting a bribe while in the presence of onlookers. As the confrontation intensifies, one of the constables strikes his colleague with a police baton.
The dispute quickly escalates into a physical brawl, with both officers grappling and even grabbing each other's necks at one point. Throughout the incident, bystanders can be heard warning the officers that their actions could lead to suspension.
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However, the officers continue to fight, disregarding the warnings. Eventually, local residents intervene in an attempt to defuse the situation.
Numerous individuals recorded the incident on their mobile phones and shared it on various social media platforms. The video garnered significant attention and sparked widespread concern.
In response to the viral video, the Nalanda police department took action by sending both constables back to the police center, and an official investigation was initiated. The police department issued a statement on the matter, stating that "disciplinary action will be taken."
The Bihar police also acknowledged the video and confirmed that the Superintendent of Police in Nalanda had ordered an investigation into the dispute between the two police personnel. Internet users reacted strongly to the video, expressing shock and concern over the behavior of the constables.
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