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Misuse of Power: Bihar Gov't Official Makes Policeman do Sit-Ups on Road for Checking Him - Video
Misuse of Power: Bihar Gov't Official Makes Policeman do Sit-Ups on Road for Checking Him - Video
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Misuse of Power: Bihar Gov't Official Makes Policeman do Sit-Ups on Road for Checking Him - Video
08:54 GMT 21.04.2020 (Updated: 10:18 GMT 19.07.2022) New Delhi (Sputnik): India is currently under the second phase of its lockdown, set to end on 3 May. The lockdown has brought the country to a standstill with only essential services being allowed to function and people needing special permission to travel.
An on-duty homeguard or, security man was made to do sit-ups after he allegedly checked a car belonging to the District Agriculture Officer (DAO) in the Araria district of the Indian state of Bihar.
Araria is around 300 kilometres from the state capital Patna.
A video of the incident shows the homeguard's supervisor yelling at the junior guard who continues doing sit-ups on the road despite being on duty. The guard was even forced to apologise to the government official.
The country is under lockdown as a measure to curb spread COVID-19. Public and traffic movement is restricted and at various checkpoints individuals are being checked for the required documents.
According to the federal Indian Health Ministry, the total number of positive COVID-19 cases has swelled to 18,601 while 590 people have died due to the virus so far.