Hyderabad Sub-Inspector Booked After Allegedly Letting 6-Year-Old Granddaughter Drive Car On Public Road
A Hyderabad Police Sub-Inspector has been booked for allegedly letting his six-year-old granddaughter drive a car on a public road on the outskirts of the city.
It came to light when locals intervened and informed the authorities.
Reportedly Caught Behind The Wheel
The police say the officer is charged with allowing the child to sit in the driver’s seat of the vehicle and drive on a public road.
People in the area witnessed the event and got concerned about the safety of the child and other commuters.
Those Who Drove the Vehicle to a Stop
Residents said they stopped the car after seeing the young girl driving it.
They told the Sub-Inspector that the act was dangerous and put the child and other road users in danger.
FIR lodged, probe on
In the complaint, Hyderabad police have booked a case against the Sub-Inspector.
The investigation is ongoing, and appropriate legal action will be taken based on the results, officials say.
Police Stress Road Safety Rules
Driving by minors is a blatant violation of traffic rules and a serious threat to public safety, authorities said.
Police have warned people to make sure only licensed drivers are behind the wheels of cars on public roads.
The case has sparked debate online about road safety and parental responsibility
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