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Hyderabad SI booked after letting six-year-old granddaughter drive, claims he was preparing her for Guinness World Record

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Lavpreet Kaur
Hyderabad SI booked after letting six-year-old granddaughter drive, claims he was preparing her for Guinness World Record
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A Hyderabad police officer has been booked after a viral video showed him allowing his six-year-old granddaughter to drive a car on a busy road. The officer claimed he was training her for a Guinness World Record, but now faces legal action for endangering public safety.

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The incident highlights issues of public safety, traffic law enforcement, and the misuse of authority by law enforcement officials.

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A Hyderabad Police Sub-Inspector has been booked after allowing his six-year-old granddaughter to drive a car on the busy Gandhamguda–Bairagiguda road in Narsingi, with the officer claiming he was preparing her for a Guinness World Records attempt as the world’s youngest driver.

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