In Latur, a female traffic constable, Pranita Musne, has become the center of controversy after a video emerged showing her slapping and verbally reprimanding three young women for riding triple-seat on a two-wheeler. The incident, which quickly went viral, has sparked widespread debate over the appropriate conduct of law enforcement officers. Musne admitted to her actions, explaining that her primary concern was road safety, as she observed the women driving recklessly. Despite the backlash, she stands by her intentions, emphasizing the importance of adhering to traffic rules to prevent accidents. However, she has expressed regret for her choice of words during the confrontation. This incident highlights ongoing discussions about the balance between enforcing laws and maintaining respectful interactions with the public. The video has drawn mixed reactions from the community, with some supporting Musne’s focus on safety and others criticizing her methods. The case underscores the challenges faced by traffic police in managing road safety while ensuring respectful engagement with citizens. As debates continue, this situation serves as a reminder of the complexities involved in law enforcement and public accountability.