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At Nagadhunga, the entrance of the capital, the inspector of the traffic police slapped the assistant constable of the district police on the cheek.
The video of the beating has now gone viral on social media. The incident took place on Wednesday morning, said SSP Vinod Ghimire of Kathmandu Valley Traffic Police Office Ramshahpath.
"Those seen in the video are being called to the office and questioned," he said, "We will tell the rest of what happened, but even if there is something wrong, the process will take action." It is not good to put your hands on the road.'
But according to a police officer, the traffic inspector said that after seeing the assistant constable of the district taking money from the Indian vehicle, the traffic inspector acted quickly.
