What's happening with Mumbai Cop Fake Drug Threat right now

Pawan Sangle, a Mumbai Police driver, was suspended after a viral video showed him threatening student protesters.

The video allegedly captured Sangle threatening to file fabricated drug cases against the students.

Students were detained inside a police vehicle during a protest before the incident.

An inquiry has been ordered into the incident by Mumbai Police.

A viral video shows a Mumbai Police officer allegedly threatening detained student protesters with being framed in a false drug case.

The officer is heard warning that he would 'plant 50 grams of powder' in their pockets and ensure they won't get bail.

The video emerged amid student protests in Mumbai over the alleged NEET paper leak.

Mumbai Police have ordered an inquiry into the incident to verify the video's authenticity.

Congress party and Maharashtra Congress president Harshwardhan Sapkal condemned the alleged threats as an attack on democratic rights.

Varun Grover reacted to a viral video of a Mumbai cop threatening students with a false drug case during nationwide protests.

The cop, Pawan Sangle, was suspended after the video showed him threatening to plant 50 grams of powder on students and ruin their lives if they returned.

Grover noted the cop's cluelessness about being recorded and praised the students' 'chill DGAF attitude' as a sign of a new era of dissent.

The students were detained during protests over the NEET paper leak, and the video was widely shared on social media.