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Chandigarh head constable slaps man who filmed him driving while talking on phone, gets suspended
Chandigarh police SSP Traffic Shashank Anand said driving license of the cop has been seized and it will be sent to the transport and licensing authority for suspension for three months

Chandigarh: A Chandigarh policeman was suspended for allegedly slapping a man who filmed him talking on the phone while riding a bike.[caption id="attachment_4028685" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Chandigarh head constable Surinder Singh misbehaving with a local. Twitter @ManishTewari[/caption]A video of head constable Surinder Singh slapping the local went viral on social media. He was allegedly not even wearing his helmet properly.When the local pointed out the traffic violation, the cop allegedly slapped him. The incident took place on Saturday at the Sector 36/37 dividing road in Chandigarh.Former union minister and Congress leader Manish Tiwari sought action against the policeman while uploading the video on his twitter handle."-@IG_CHANDIGARH -DGP Chandigarh Tejinder LUTHRA ji if video in this tweet is true plz suspend this police official for assaulting a Citizen,"(sic) Tiwari wrote.Chandigarh police SSP Traffic Shashank Anand said the head constable has been suspended for misconduct and violating traffic norms.He was also challenged for not wearing his helmet properly and speaking on the phone while driving, the SSP said.The driving license of the cop has been seized and it will be sent to the transport and licensing authority for suspension for three months, he said.The head constable was posted in the security wing of the Chandigarh police.
Chandigarh head constable Surinder Singh misbehaving with a local. Twitter @ManishTewari[/caption]A video of head constable Surinder Singh slapping the local went viral on social media. He was allegedly not even wearing his helmet properly.When the local pointed out the traffic violation, the cop allegedly slapped him. The incident took place on Saturday at the Sector 36/37 dividing road in Chandigarh.Former union minister and Congress leader Manish Tiwari sought action against the policeman while uploading the video on his twitter handle."-@IG_CHANDIGARH -DGP Chandigarh Tejinder LUTHRA ji if video in this tweet is true plz suspend this police official for assaulting a Citizen,"(sic) Tiwari wrote.Chandigarh police SSP Traffic Shashank Anand said the head constable has been suspended for misconduct and violating traffic norms.He was also challenged for not wearing his helmet properly and speaking on the phone while driving, the SSP said.The driving license of the cop has been seized and it will be sent to the transport and licensing authority for suspension for three months, he said.The head constable was posted in the security wing of the Chandigarh police.First Published:Sep 10, 2017, 15:58:38 IST
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