Bengaluru Viral Video: No Respect for Armed Forces? Air Force Officer, Wife Stopped in the Middle of the Road, Mercilessly Thrashed

In a shocking incident that has outraged citizens across the country, Indian Air Force Wing Commander Bose and his wife, Squadron Leader Madhumita, were brutally assaulted in broad daylight on a Bengaluru street. The viral video of the attack has sparked serious questions about public respect for the armed forces and the state of law and order in urban India.

No Respect for Armed Forces? 

Indian Air Force Wing Commander Bose and his wife Squadron Leader Madhumita were openly beaten up in Bengaluru. Both the officers were going from DRDO Colony, CV Raman Nagar to the airport when this incident happened.
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According to initial reports, the couple was travelling from the DRDO Colony in CV Raman Nagar towards the airport when they were allegedly stopped and assaulted by a group of individuals. The attack was not only unexpected but also horrifyingly violent, with bystanders filming the incident instead of intervening.

Air Force Officer, Wife Stopped in the Middle of the Road, Mercilessly Thrashed

Eyewitnesses claim the altercation began after a road-related argument but escalated beyond control, with the attackers showing no regard for the officers’ identity or uniforms. Both Wing Commander Bose and Squadron Leader Madhumita are serving officers in the Indian Air Force — a fact that makes the assault even more alarming.

The video has since gone viral, prompting widespread condemnation and demands for swift action. Many on social media expressed anger and disbelief, questioning how national heroes can be treated in such a degrading manner on Indian roads.

The Bengaluru police have taken cognizance of the matter, and an FIR has reportedly been registered. Investigations are underway, and arrests are expected soon.

This incident has not only shaken the defence community but also reignited the debate on public safety, civic responsibility, and the treatment of armed forces personnel in civilian life.