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VIDEO: Sikh Truck Driver Confronts UP Cop With A Sword After He Allegedly Pulled His Beard

Darpan News Desk, 10 Apr, 2019 10:10 PM

    A Sikh truck driver confronted the Uttar Pradesh cops with a sword after they tugged his beard during an argument on a highway in the state's Shamli district on Tuesday.

     

    The truck, which was headed towards Meerut, was stopped by the cops for reportedly driving on the wrong side of the road. The initial verbal argument between the truck driver and cops turned into a brawl after one of the cops tugged the driver's beard.

     
     

     
     

    The Sikh driver took offence to this and reacted by retrieving his sword kept in the truck and threatened the cops with it.

     

    The incident was caught on the camera and the video went viral on social media. The matter was sorted out later between the two parties at Kotwali Police station.

     
     
     

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