‘Not Fit For Force': On-Duty Bihar Cop Under Fire For Posting Lip-Sync Reel
A female constable is seen in uniform lip-syncing to the viral song Hum Hain Bihari, Thoda Limit Mein Rahiyega.
A short lip-sync reel filmed by a female police constable in Bihar has gone viral, sparking a wave of reactions on social media. The 17-second video shows the officer dressed in full uniform, standing against a wall near what appears to be a police station. In addition, her nameplate reads Aarti.
In the reel, she lip-syncs to the popular line 'Hum Hain Bihari, Thoda Limit Mein Rahiyega," which translates to 'We are Biharis, so stay within your limits." The background, including large trees and a distant building, reportedly confirms that the video was recorded within the police station premises.
In the clip, the constable is seen confidently facing the camera, with a serious yet expressive look, capturing the attention of viewers. She wears a beret, a regulation khaki uniform and a name tag, clearly identifying her as an on-duty officer.
The setting and her attire have raised eyebrows, not just due to the performance, but due to the fact that the video was made during what appears to be duty hours and within official premises.
हम हैं बिहारी थोड़ा लिमिट में रहिएगा….कट्टा दिखाएंगे तो बाप-बाप कहिएगा….दिया हुआ चोट मेरा आप नहीं सहिएगा… रील वायरल होने के बाद बिहार पुलिस ने महिला पुलिसकर्मी से स्पष्टीकरण मांग लिया है! pic.twitter.com/s4qMnTgZxg
— Abhishek Anand (@TweetAbhishekA) June 29, 2025
The video, shared on June 29, has received more than 2,000 views so far, along with mixed public reactions. While some praised the boldness of the performance, many criticised it for undermining the dignity of the police force.
Meanwhile, the Free Press Journal reported that the Bihar police have launched an inquiry to determine exactly where and when the reel was recorded. As per police guidelines, officers are prohibited from making or sharing videos in uniform at the workplace.
In March, Chandigarh Police suspended senior constable Ajay Kundu after a viral video showed his wife, Jyoti, dancing on a zebra crossing at Sector-20 Gurdwara Chowk. The video, recorded on March 20, drew criticism as it caused a traffic disruption.
चंडीगढ़: पुलिसकर्मी की पत्नी ने ज़ेबरा क्रॉसिंग पर बनाई रील, ट्रैफिक नियमों की उड़ाई धज्जियां; रोड पर लगा जाम महिला के खिलाफ पुलिस ने FIR दर्ज की, हालांकि थाने में ही बेल दे दी गई. मामला सेक्टर-20 में गुरुद्वारा चौक के पास का है. #Chandigarh pic.twitter.com/l2j4fTYFGv
— Ishani K (@IshaniKrishnaa) March 27, 2025
Jyoti was seen dancing to a popular Haryanvi song while blocking the road, seemingly unaware of the traffic she was holding up. The clip was reportedly filmed by her sister-in-law, Pooja, shortly after the two had visited a temple in Sector 32. The incident quickly gained attention online and sparked a public backlash.
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