Bangalore: The two Iranian girls, detained in Bangalore on Thursday for allegedly assaulting a traffic Sub-Inspector and manhandling a press photographer when stopped for drunken driving, has been granted bail.
Two girls got bail on surety on Rs 30,000 each. They were arrested on Thursday.
According to the police, the accused Farima (26) and Azar Fasle (29) were nabbed, the former for punching Traffic SI Ganesh Rao and biting his hand and Fasle for pushing a press photographer, resulting in his camera being broken when they were stopped near Cubbon Park police station for drunken driving.
They were later taken to the police station, where some photographers present started clicking pictures. Irked, Fasle pushed one of them, breaking his camera.
The police have seized the passports and driving licences of the two women.
Two girls got bail on surety on Rs 30,000 each. They were arrested on Thursday.
According to the police, the accused Farima (26) and Azar Fasle (29) were nabbed, the former for punching Traffic SI Ganesh Rao and biting his hand and Fasle for pushing a press photographer, resulting in his camera being broken when they were stopped near Cubbon Park police station for drunken driving.
They were later taken to the police station, where some photographers present started clicking pictures. Irked, Fasle pushed one of them, breaking his camera.
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The police have seized the passports and driving licences of the two women.
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