Gujarat Cop Punches Boy During PM Modi's Convoy Drill

A sub-inspector in Surat District Police`s Cyber Crime Cell was recorded purportedly assaulting a youngster who unlawfully accessed the route designated for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s convoy in Limbayat. The Prime Minister’s visit to Surat happened earlier today, and he is scheduled to address a gathering head of the dinner time.

As per the reports, the guntot police are rehearsing for the Prime Minister’s convoy movement and identified an alleged gap that could be exploited. This set-off an unending blame game, where the bruised party has to bear the brunt of most blame. Externally, he wears a badge of honor, but within, one such so-called above average strides unlocks doors. This MK Gadhvi is not a man to go feet first into the arena.

This social media amplified video of policemen gapping his palm a split second before deciding the epicenter of keen socially contested.

In a rerun flash, punching people in the face or restraining people becomes an issue as opposed to people getting punched. The respectful society gets angry for bypassing what is touted as euphemistically normalized bounds of conduct.

After that, Anita Vanani (Deputy Police Chief Surat traffic) reportedly prescribed new orders on the section intending to police the marching order switches: “exchange NO time taking security cadre throne to subordinate control room mirror."

“That type of conduct is unacceptable,” Patel had said, “and that is why we have sent the letter to the Superintendent of Police, Morbi, asking him to withhold the one year increment for that PSI."

The police from Limbayat did locate the minor on Friday and took him to the station to capture his testimony.

A section of the media reported, quoting a police source, that the minor had recently come from Nepal and was staying at a relative’s house in Surat.

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