'First talk then Mukalat...' VIDEO of traffic cop's brutality in Bengaluru goes viral, users furious after seeing it

An incident has come to light from Bengaluru, the capital of Karnataka, that has raised questions about the accountability of the police and the rights of citizens. Recently, a video went viral on social media in which a traffic policeman is seen slapping a cyclist during a routine traffic check. That video created a stir on social media. Be it a cop from Uttar Pradesh or Bengaluru – slapping is part of their training. And the punishment they get for publicly insulting an ordinary citizen is that they are sent to the line – go there and enjoy it, take full salary, and when everyone forgets the case – come again after two months … pic.twitter.com/gREJD6Rmxt— (@mktyaggi) October 15, 2025 Users expressed anger at the policeman. In the video, an argument is seen between a cyclist and a traffic policeman. During the argument, the policeman becomes enraged and slaps the motorcyclist. A passerby recorded this incident on his mobile phone, which has now become a topic of discussion on social media. The cyclist also asks the policeman: “Why did you hit me?” After the video went viral, users expressed anger towards the policeman. The policeman must follow the law. Many comments come against the policeman. Many users demanded strict action against the police officer, while others called the incident a violation of police accountability and civil rights. People say that police officers should follow the law and not break it. Policeman suspended pending further investigation. The video of the incident was shared on Instagram with a handle called @karnatakaportfolio. In response, the deputy commissioner of South Traffic Police took immediate action. He wrote on Instagram that he will not tolerate this kind of behavior. The DKP has confirmed that the policeman in question has been suspended pending further investigation. People also raised questions about why the policeman was only suspended and why no case was filed against him. Share this story Tags