An angry protester clung on to an SUV bonnet for four kilometres after an argument over toilets spilled over. <br /><br />The incident occurred in Bareilly, India, on April 12.<br /><br />Braj Lal, 34, had come with his fellow villagers to seek grants for toilets they had built, to which they were entitled under a government programme.<br /><br />But Pankaj Kumar Gautam, a Block Development Officer (BDO), rejected their claim saying their toilets had deviated from the officially permitted design.<br /><br />This led to an altercation and Lal jumped on to Gautam’s car when he tried to leave.<br /><br />But the driver of the car refused to stop and drove away with Lal on the bonnet clinging on to the vehicle's windscreen wipers.<br /><br />Gautam, who was in the front seat, recorded the entire ride. A part of the footage shows Lal pulling out his mobile phone and trying to call the police while still on the bonnet.<br /><br />Lal got down after the car stopped at traffic and moved away threatening the officer that he will be held accountable. <br /><br />Both Lal and Gautam have filed police complaints accusing each other of several crimes, ranging from attempt to murder to intimidation.
