Delhi Traffic Cops Dragged 20 Metres in Shocking Hit-and-Run

Two Delhi traffic cops were dragged for 20 metres by a hit-and-run driver after stopping a car that jumped a red light.

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On November 3, 2024, at around 7:45 PM, two Delhi traffic policemen were hit and dragged for 20 metres by a car at the Ber Sarai traffic light. The driver fled the scene after initially complying with a stop signal. Police have registered a case for attempted murder and identified the vehicle owner, Jai Bhagwan, who will be arrested soon. The injured officers are stable after treatment at Safdarjung Hospital.

Incident Overview 

The incident unfolded when ASI Pramod and Head Constable Sailesh signalled a car that had jumped a red light to stop. Instead, the driver accelerated, dragging both officers along the bonnet before fleeing. Videos of the incident have gone viral, showing the dramatic scene as bystanders shouted for help. Fortunately, the injuries sustained by the officers were reported as minor, but police emphasized the driver’s intent to harm them.

Background Context 

This incident highlights ongoing concerns regarding road safety and traffic enforcement in Delhi. Recent months have seen an increase in aggressive driving incidents, prompting calls for stricter enforcement and accountability. The police are now under pressure to address such reckless behaviour that endangers public safety and law enforcement personnel.

The Logical Indian’s Perspective

This alarming event serves as a stark reminder of the risks faced by traffic police in their duty to maintain order on our roads. We must foster a culture of respect and responsibility among drivers to ensure the safety of all. How can we collectively work towards creating a safer environment for both citizens and law enforcement?

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