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WATCH: Kanpur Traffic Police Tows Away Man With Bike When He Refuses To Get Off

Darpan News Desk IANS, 09 Mar, 2017 01:02 PM
    We have often seen traffic police trying to maintain law and order on roads by towing away vehicles because they are parked properly. 
     
    Police stopping commuters for over-speeding or flouting traffic rules is also a regular sight on the roads in India. But recently a rather unsettling yet hilarious sight transpired in the Bada Chauraha area in Kanpur. 
     
     
    An ANI video, which is now going viral, shows traffic police towing away a motorbike with the rider sitting on it because, well, he refused to get off!

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