Prasad Bidapa’s son booked for drunk driving and abusing Muslim cop in Bengaluru

During the argument, the Muslim police officer approaches him and Adam can be heard saying, "Ghouse, Ghouse Pasha, a Muslim."
Confrontation between the police officer and Adam
Confrontation between the police officer and AdamX
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Adam Bidapa, the son of noted fashion stylist and choreographer Prasad Bidapa, was booked for multiple charges, including reckless driving, driving under the influence of alcohol, and issuing threats to a motorist in Yelahanka New Town in Bengaluru. When confronted by the police, he engaged in a heated argument with the police officials and abused a Muslim police officer. Adam has been released on station bail, and investigation is underway.

A video of the incident that has now gone viral on social media, shows Adam inside his car, arguing with the police officers. During the argument, the Muslim police officer approaches him and Adam can be heard saying, "Ghouse, Ghouse Pasha, a Muslim." The video concludes with Adam spitting at the policeman.

Police took action based on a complaint filed by a student, Rahul Unnikrishnan. In his complaint, Rahul said that he had encountered Adam driving recklessly near Hebbal. When Rahul honked asking Adam to let him pass, Adam reportedly stopped his vehicle and verbally abused Rahul. Around 11 pm, Rahul contacted the police control room to report that Adam was following him. When the police stopped Adam and started questioning him, he behaved disruptively with the police. Rahul's complaint to the police also said that Adam had threatened him saying that he had powerful connections.

According to the Times of India, Adam was charged by the traffic police for driving under the influence, as his alcohol breath test registered a significantly higher level than the legally permissible limit. The traffic police reported a blood alcohol level of 127mg/100ml, whereas the allowable limit is 30mg/100ml, TOI said.

Adam now faces multiple charges, as a case has been registered against him under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, including 279 (reckless driving or riding on a public road), 341 (wrongful restraint), 504 (intentional insult with intent to provoke a breach of peace), and 506 (criminal intimidation).

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