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Law Student Charges Police Station, Arrested
1 Oct
Summary
- A 22-year-old law student was arrested for charging at a sub-inspector.
- The student was reportedly inebriated and causing a disturbance.
- He was later released on bail by a city court.
In Pune, a 22-year-old law student was arrested on Wednesday morning after allegedly charging at a sub-inspector within the premises of the Parvati police station. The incident occurred around 5 am when the student, a resident of the Market Yard area and studying law at a local college, arrived at the station in an inebriated state.
Witnesses reported the student was shouting and entered the station, questioning the officers on duty about their work. When asked to leave due to his condition, he became enraged and charged at Sub-Inspector Pravin Mane, obstructing his official duties. The sub-inspector filed a complaint, leading to the student's arrest. He was presented before a city court and subsequently released on bail.