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Biker Beaten, Warned Over Viral Video: Patna Police Suspends Officers After Public Backlash

Patna traffic police slapped biker on Ganga bridge”

Biker Beaten, Warned Over Viral Video: Patna Police Suspends Officers After Public Backlash

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Public Outcry After Viral Video

A shocking viral video from Patna’s Kacchi Dargah–Biddupur Ganga Bridge captured a traffic policeman slapping and verbally abusing a biker who was riding with one hand and recording on his phone. The footage quickly spread across social media platforms, triggering widespread condemnation and calls for action.

In the video, the officer orders the rider to remove his helmet, repeatedly berates him, and demands that he delete the recording — escalating the encounter into a serious case of alleged police misconduct. 

Patna Police Responds with Disciplinary Action

In response to the backlash, Patna Police suspended two officers involved in the incident:

Sub-Inspector Devkant Bunty

PTC Vishwanath Kumar 

The decision came only after the video gained traction. In addition, the biker — identified as 19-year-old Abhishek Rajput — was fined ₹7,000 for performing dangerous stunts on his bike. Patna Press

Threat Calls Alert Public Accountability Risks

After the video went viral, the biker reportedly received threat calls, allegedly from someone claiming to be a police official, demanding that the video be deleted or facing arrest. The Indian Express This raised serious concerns about misuse of power and intimidation.

Why the Incident Is Gaining National Attention

Misuse of Authority: The video suggests abuse of police power and intimidation tactics.

Recording Rights: The rider’s attempt to document the interaction highlights the ongoing debate over citizen rights to record public officials.

Social Media Pressure: Viral spread forced the police department to act swiftly.

Traffic Safety vs. Rights: While the biker’s stunt behavior is illegal, critics argue that physical violence and threats are not acceptable responses.

Impact of the Incident

Reputation Damage: The Patna Police department faces reputational harm as the viral video raises doubts about its professionalism.

Public Trust Erosion: Such incidents fuel distrust between law enforcement and citizens, especially riders.

Policy Scrutiny: There may be calls for stricter guidelines on how officers engage with citizens and handle video recording.

FAQs

Q1: Who was the biker in the viral video?
The biker has been identified as 19-year-old Abhishek Rajput, riding along Patna’s Ganga Bridge when the incident occurred. 

Q2: What exactly did the police officers do?
A traffic policeman slapped the biker, used abusive language, and demanded the biker delete his recorded footage. 

Q3: What actions did Patna Police take after the video went viral?
They suspended two officers — Sub-Inspector Devkant Bunty and PTC Vishwanath Kumar. 

Q4: Was the biker penalized for anything?
Yes, he was fined ₹7,000 for performing dangerous stunts on the bike. 

Q5: Did the biker face threats?
Yes, according to reports he received calls allegedly from someone claiming to be a police officer, demanding deletion of the video. 

Q6: What are the broader implications of this incident?
The case spotlights issues like abuse of authority, citizens’ rights to film public officials, and the need for transparent police accountability.

source credit :  Srishti Singh Sisodia

Published on : 18 th  November

Published by : Reddy kumar

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