Woman driving BMW in Juhu accused of hitting several vehicles, traffic police narrowly escape
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A video from Mumbai's Juhu shows a woman driving a BMW accused of hitting a scooter, a bike and a car and trying to drive off instead of stopping.
A video from Mumbai's Juhu area is going viral on social media. It shows a woman driving a BMW car. She is accused of hitting a scooter, a bike and a car and, instead of stopping, trying to drive away.
The incident took place in Juhu, considered an upscale part of Mumbai. The video shows a luxury BMW colliding with several vehicles. Traffic police personnel had a narrow escape, as the woman is alleged to have driven the car towards them.
According to CCTV footage, the BMW first hit a woman's scooter. A motorcycle and another car were hit after that. The footage shows that the woman driver still did not stop and kept trying to leave the spot.
According to the information available, traffic police signalled the woman to stop. One policeman also stood in front of the car and tried to stop her. The woman is alleged to have ignored the signals and kept driving. She moved ahead in the direction of the same policeman who was trying to stop the vehicle. This could have endangered his life.
The incident was being filmed by a woman police officer. The video shows her opening the rear door of the car to try to get it stopped. The woman driving the car then began recording a video of herself and making allegations against the police.
Finally, people nearby got the car stopped and opened its doors. Even then, the woman did not cooperate. She began recording video of the policemen and people gathered at the spot. She accused them of harassing her and said in the video, "This is how these people harass us."
It is being said that the woman driving the car may have been drunk. This is only being speculated, and there is no confirmation of it in the available information. After the video surfaced, serious questions are being raised about road safety, accountability and the behaviour of motorists who disregard police instructions.
There has also been a demand on social media for a fair investigation into the matter, and for strict action if the allegations are proved.
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