Video: Madhya Pradesh policewoman forces man to clean her trousers then slaps him

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Updated At : 05:22 PM Jan 12, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, January 12

It was by mistake that a man sprayed mud over a woman police personnel trouser while he was trying to reverse his motorcycle.

But the Madhya Pradesh policewoman made sure that the man cleaned her pants and also slapped him after the cleaning.

While there was no video of the mud-spraying incident, a small clip of the man bending over to clean the policewoman’s white trousers has emerged online and has been widely shared.

After the man cleans the trousers, using a cloth, the policewoman, whose face cannot be seen because she has wrapped a white scarf around her head, slaps him and walks away.

The policewoman has been identified as Shashi Kala, a Constable from the Home Guard who has been posed to the Collector’s office.

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