Delhi Police impounds bike after AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan’s ‘son’ misbehaves during patrol, faces Rs 20,000 fine

The Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) brought the motorcycle to the police station, where it was seized under several provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act.

Delhi police on Monday impounded a bike and registered a case against two people, one of them claiming to be AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan's son, for traffic violations and misbehaving with an officer on duty in the Jamia Nagar area.

The incident occurred during a routine patrol when cops noticed a man riding a Royal Enfield bullet being in a dangerous manner and making loud noises due to a modified silencer.

The Delhi police said that they were coming from the wrong side and making loud noise with the Bullet's modifier silencer. The bike was being ridden in a zigzag manner, they added.

When the cops caught them and questioned the riders and asked them to identify themselves, one of the boys told them that he was the son of AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan.

According to the police, he misbehaved and accused the cops of targeting him because of his father’s political position. The Delhi Police said that they also denied showing their driving licence for identification, saying that they didn't need to.

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One of the boys called Khan and handed the phone to the Station House Officer (SHO). When the police imposed a fine under the Motor Vehicles Act (MVA) on them, Amanatullah Khan got angry over the phone and said, "Arrest me too."

The Assistant Sub-Inspector (ASI) brought the motorcycle to the police station, where it was seized under several provisions of the Motor Vehicles Act.

"A fine of Rs 20,000 has been imposed on the man who claimed to be the son of AAP MLA Amanatullah Khan for misbehaviour with police, dangerous driving, riding without helmet, using a modified silencer and driving without Driving License," the police said.

(With agency inputs)