This Article is From Apr 18, 2021

"Will Kiss Husband": Delhi Couple Misbehaves With Cops Over Curfew Check

The incident took place in Delhi's Dariyaganj area at around 4 pm on Sunday.

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Dellhi: The couple also dared the police to take action against them

Highlights

  • The couple was stopped for violating the weekend lockdown
  • The husband has been arrested and will be produced before court on Monday
  • The incident took place in Dariyaganj area at around 4 pm on Sunday
New Delhi:

The Delhi Police has registered a case against a couple for not following anti-Covid rules and violating the weekend lockdown. A viral mobile clip shows the woman and her husband misbehaving with police personnel as they were stopped for not wearing masks inside their car. They were also not carrying the mandatory curfew pass. "I will kiss my husband. Can you stop me?" the woman was seen telling a policeman in the video.

The incident took place in Delhi's Dariyaganj area at around 4 pm on Sunday.

"Why did you stop my car? I was inside my car with my wife," the man told the policemen when he was reprimanded for not wearing a mask.
 

The couple continued their arguments aggressively even after a policeman told them about a recent High Court ruling that even one person inside a car must wear a mask.

They also dared the police to take action against them.

Later, a policewoman was called on the scene who took the woman to the nearest police station.

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The man, Pankaj Dutta has been arrested and will be produced before the court today morning. The woman, Abha Gupta, will also be arrested soon, a police official said. 

Delhi has been reporting its highest Covid numbers for the last few days. On Sunday, the national capital reported over 25,000 cases.

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Last week, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had announced the weekend lockdown to break the chain of transmission.

On Saturday and Sunday, the Delhi Police registered 569 FIRs and 2,369 challans for Covid-rule violations during the lockdown. 323 people were also arrested during the same period.

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