Viral Video: Man Slaps Female Toll Booth Employee After She Asks Him To Pay Toll Tax
The man, whose car was without a FASTag - electronic toll payment system, claimed he was a local and hence should be exempted from paying the toll charges.
Incidents of violence among opposite genders have been increasing a lot recently. Now, a video of an incident from Madhya Pradesh is going viral.
In the said CCTV footage, a man slapped a woman employee of a toll both on Saturday after she refused to let him go without paying the tax. The incident happened at the Kachnariya toll plaza on Rajgarh-Bhopal road.
The man can be seen angrily walking toward the toll booth counter, he starts to quarrel with the woman and slaps the woman on the face. But the woman was not fazed. She picks up her slipper and hits the man in retaliation. This is when people from around tried to stop the physical altercation between the man and the woman.
Watch the video here:
A man slapped a woman employee of a toll both in Rajgarh after she refused to let him go without paying the tax. The man is seen angrily walking towards the employee and then slapping her across the face, The woman hits him back with her footwear @ndtv @ndtvindia pic.twitter.com/hmK0ghdImX
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According to a report by NDTV, the man named Rajkumar Gurjar was driving his vehicle without a FASTag- which automatically deducts toll charges from an online wallet. The man claimed that he was a local and hence should be exempted from paying the toll charges. But he didn't have any document to prove that.
"He said he was a local. I said but I don't know you. Then I went and informed the supervisor. The supervisor asked him if I knew the man. I said no, and then the man got out of his vehicle, abused me and hit me. I also hit him back," said the toll booth employee, Anurandha Dangi.
The woman also mentioned how there are seven female employees at the toll booth yet there is no guard to protect them.
A case has been filed against Gurjar
Following the matter, a case has been lodged against the local man but is not yet arrested. "The employees of toll plaza submitted a complaint. The woman, Anuradha Dangi, filed a written complaint against the man and we lodged a case based on that. We have registered a case under 354, 323 (voluntarily causing hurt) and 506 (criminal intimidation) of the Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Section 3 of the Prevention of Damage to Public Property Act. The accused is yet to be arrested," said the local police station in-charge Ramkumar Raghuvanshi.
More laws and rules should be implied to protect the modesty of women in these cases.
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