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Stylist Prasad Bidapa's son abuses B'luru cop for being Muslim in drunken road ragePolice arrested Adam, based on the complaint of one Rahul Unnikrishnan from Yelahanka New Town. He was released on station bail.
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<div class="paragraphs"><p>Screengrab of video showing Adam Bidapa interacting with a police office, pointing a finger at the man in uniform.</p></div>

Screengrab of video showing Adam Bidapa interacting with a police office, pointing a finger at the man in uniform.

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Adam Bidapa, son of well-known fashion stylist Prasad Bidapa, has been booked for rash driving as well as threatening a motorist in Yelahanka New Town in Bengaluru on Wednesday night. When confronted by police, he got into an argument with the authorities, and even abused a cop for being Muslim.

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In the video, Adam was heard saying, "Hey, Ghouse, Ghouse Pasha, a Muslim, musalmaan naa..." and the clip ends with him saying "thoo, don't touch me".

Police arrested Adam, based on the complaint of one Rahul Unnikrishnan from Yelahanka New Town. He was released on station bail.

A drunk driving case has also been registered since the alcometer test came back positive for the fashion stylist's son. A traffic police officer said his blood alcohol level was 127mg/100ml as against the allowed 30mg/100ml, as per The Times of India.

Unnikrishnan, a student, alleged that he was returning home from Hebbal, and he came across Bidapa's car when he was close to Yelahanka. Adam, who was driving his car recklessly and negligently, repeatedly honked, abused, and threatened him, the student reportedly told the police.

Bidapa also allegedly almost hit the student's car, as per the police.

The stylist's son then followed the student and intercepted his car, at which point the latter placed a call to the police. They rushed to the spot, which is where Bidapa got into an argument with the authorities, claiming he had not followed the car. Unnikrishnan, however, in his complaint stated that Bidapa had threatened him claiming to have powerful connections.

A case has been registered against Bidapa under IPC sections 279 (rash driving or riding on a public way), 341 (wrongful restraint), 504 (intentional insult with intent to provoke breach of peace), and 506 (criminal intimidation). Further investigation is under way.

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(Published 27 October 2023, 13:06 IST)