Bengaluru: Man dragged on car’s bonnet after scuffle


Team Udayavani, Jan 20, 2023, 4:59 PM IST

Bengaluru: A man was dragged on a car’s bonnet by a woman for about a kilometer following an argument in Jnana Bharathi Nagar.

The accused woman identified as Priyanka hit Darshan’s car. He urged her to stop, but she made a vulgar sign and attempted to drive away.

When Darshan stopped her car, Priyanka refused to get out and continued driving. Darshan jumped over the car’s bonnet to save himself, and Priyanka drove for a kilometer with Darshan on top of the bonnet.

Later, Priyanka stopped the car, and Darshan and his friends damaged the vehicle.

A case and counter case has been filed against Darshan and Priyanka.

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