UPDATED: Oct 23, 2026 12:01 ISTIn a disturbing road rage incident caught on CCTV in Madhya Pradesh, a car driver dragged a father and his son on the vehicle's bonnet for nearly four kilometres. The episode unfolded following an altercation where the accused driver reportedly slapped the father.

When the son began taking photographs and recording visuals of the vehicle, the driver rammed his car into both individuals, forcing them to cling onto the bonnet of the moving car. Madhya Pradesh Police registered a case and arrested the accused driver, identified as Ashish Chauhan, using the viral camera footage as key evidence.

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