Police Constable Hanuman Ram of Sarwana, Jalore, Rajasthan full original video has gone viral
Numerous recordings of a police officer named Hanuman Ram and a woman in Jalore, Rajasthan, have gone viral online.
Hanuman Ram, a constable at the Sarwana Police Station, was reportedly seen with the woman on the side of the road in Jalore in a compromising position in his vehicle. The videos that the villagers took quickly made their way on social media.
Police Constable Hanuman Ram of Sarwana, Jalore, Rajasthan full video with woman in car goes viral on Twitter/X as he’s suspended
Jalore का Viral Constable यहां है, कार में महिला मित्र से मस्ती, SP ने भी देख लिया Video, नाप दिए गए
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.#jaloreconstableviral #jalorenews #rajasthannews #rajasthantak pic.twitter.com/nXZOfXISMZ— Rajasthan Tak (@Rajasthan_Tak) March 28, 2025
Gyanchand Yadav, the superintendent of police in Jalore, took notice of the offensive films after they went viral and suspended Hanuman Ram. According to ABP News, a departmental investigation into the issue has been mandated.
According to reports, the footage of Hanuman Ram with the woman who is believed to be his girlfriend is three to four days old. The police constable was seen with the woman in his white Swift car on the highway with both n*ked as seen in the video, which was taken by the residents of a village in the district’s Gudamalani area.
According to media reports, three distinct videos of the same occurrence are becoming widely popular. Kamble Sharan Gopinath, an IPS officer, will carry out the investigation.
“Taking the above case seriously, the delinquent employee Shri Hanumanaram Constable 1154 of Police Station Sarwana has been immediately suspended and the primary investigation is being conducted by Shri Kamble Sharan Gopinath IPS Assistant Superintendent of Police, Sanchore,” Jalore Police said.
Other related incidents
According to police on Friday, a police constable and his family member have been charged with stealing a tractor-trailer from the Khanauri protest site.
The booking of a police officer was verified by Sartaj Singh Chahal, the senior superintendent of police (SSP) for Sangrur. The Aadhaar card credentials provided when the truck was released from the police impound, where all the tractors and trailers were taken after the site was cleared of the protesting farmers on March 19, were among the records that authorities used to track down the stolen trailer.
The complaint claims that after the demonstration was dispersed on March 19, Jagjit Singh’s trailer was removed from a makeshift holding area close to the Khanauri border. He claimed that when he went to pick up the trailer on March 21, he found it was gone.