Watch: Bengaluru woman makes disturbing threat to female cop, abuses police in viral video

A video from Bengaluru is going viral on social media, showing a woman shouting abusive words at traffic police in broad daylight. As per media reports, the incident happened on Thursday in Yelahanka New Town and grabbed attention online, not just for the argument but also for the harsh language used against the officers. The police have now taken the woman into custody, and legal action is being taken.
Routine check turns into heated exchange
According to a report by the Hindustan Times, the incident started when traffic police stopped a woman on a two-wheeler and clamped her vehicle. What should have been a routine enforcement quickly turned into a loud roadside argument.

The woman began shouting at the officers right away. A man, who seemed to be with her, was also at the scene, and she defended him aggressively during the confrontation.
Abuses and threats captured on camera
In the video that has now gone viral, the woman can be seen and heard using expletives in Hindi while confronting both a male and a female police officer. Her language was aggressive and included personal threats.
Watch the video here:

She yelled at a male officer, saying: “B*******d, don’t say anything to my staff. How dare you touch his t-shirt?”

She then turned to the woman constable and made a disturbing threat: “Kapde utaar ke nanga karungi tujhe” (I will strip you naked).

Throughout the clip, the police officers appear to be trying to calm the situation. According to the HT report, at one point, a male officer tells her, “You are a woman, that's why we are speaking respectfully. Otherwise, the situation would have been different.”

In response, the woman challenged the officers by saying they should arrest her if they had the courage.
Police file case, confirm custody

Later that day, the Yelahanka New Town Police confirmed that the woman had been taken into custody and an FIR had been filed. In an official statement shared on X, Bengaluru City Police said: “On this day, 14.08.2025, regarding this incident, a case has been registered at the Yelahanka New Town Police Station, the accused have been taken into custody, and a legal investigation has been initiated against the accused.”

Disclaimer: The details in this article are based on online reports, the viral video, and statements shared by Bengaluru City Police on X. The Times of India has not independently verified the video or the claims made by the individuals involved.