Hyderabad SI booked after video of minor grand daughter driving car goes viral 
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Hyderabad SI booked after video of minor grand daughter driving car goes viral

A sub-inspector with the Hyderabad police has been booked after a video surfaced on social media purportedly showing him allowing his minor granddaughter to drive a car here.

Hyderabad | A sub-inspector with the Hyderabad police has been booked after a video surfaced on social media purportedly showing him allowing his minor granddaughter to drive a car here.

The viral video shows the Sub-Inspector (SI) seated in the front passenger seat of the car while the minor girl is behind the wheel.

When locals confronted the officer about the safety risk and the RTA rules, the minor girl is heard defending the act, telling the crowd, "My grandfather is an SI." The officer then attempts to justify the situation, claiming that the vehicle is an automatic and totally under his control.

Following the questioning by onlookers, the police officer is seen taking over the driver's seat.

A senior police official said the incident took place recently under the Narsingi Police Station limits, and a case was registered against him, while the vehicle was seized.

Taking serious note of the incident, Telangana DGP C V Anand, in a post on 'X', said that he has asked the Police Commissioner to suspend the concerned police officer and start a departmental enquiry on the indiscretion.

In a separate post on 'X', the Cyberabad Traffic Police said a case was registered under Section 125 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and Sections 184 and 180 of the Motor Vehicles Act against Pujari Thirupathi for permitting a minor to drive the vehicle.

Further investigation is in progress, it said.

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