I am CM's brother-in-law: Bhopal man shouts at being caught with hooter on vehicle
Bhopal: A man yelled and repeatedly argued with traffic police after being pulled over at Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh on Thursday when he was stopped over violation of traffic and fined for driving a car with a hooter, which is allowed only for top ministers or officers.
The video of the incident showed the man yelling: "I am the Chief Minister's brother-in-law".
When the issue was raised to Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, he quipped, "I have crores of sisters in Madhya Pradesh and so I have many brothers-in-law.”
The chief minister added that, “the law will take its course”.
The man was caught in a drive ordered by the Election Commission to check on vehicles illegally using hooters in Madhya Pradesh, where polls are scheduled for November.
In the video, the man and his wife are seen arguing with the policemen. "Mera saala hai mukhya mantri...tum kya samajte ho apne aap ko...(The chief minister is my brother-in-law...what do you think of yourself)," he shouted at the traffic police who had asked him to move his car from near the state assembly.
#WATCH: Man claiming to be a brother in law of Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan created ruckus near Vidhan Sabha in Bhopal, when stopped by Police over a traffic violation.(23.8.18.) #MadhyaPradesh pic.twitter.com/AQ057y7fGI
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Two women who were also in the car with the man took out their phones and dialled a number, claiming it was the chief minister's, and challenged the police.
The three who claimed to be relatives of the Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister are yet to be identified but the vehicle has been registered in the name of one Rajendra Singh Chouhan.
