A bus driver in MP recently flashed abusive Hindi word “Ma******d” on the display board of a bus as an act of revenge after being fired. The incident was reported from Madhya Pradesh’s Satna district and images of the bus displaying the Hindi abuse is making rounds of social media. Following the incident, it was reported that the police are investigating the matter.
The matter came to the fore after Satish Sukheja, owner of Sukheja Bus Service filed a complaint against the bus driver, identified as Salman Khan. As per the complaint, Salman displayed the word “M******** Sukheja” on the display of the board in the place of operator’s name. The bus in question traveled from Satna to Indore in Madhya Pradesh.
A Twitter user by the name @Roshan_Abbas_ took to the microblogging platform and shared a video of the bus displaying the abuse with a caption that read – “From Indore, a Bus conductor was laid off after being abused by some Sukheja Bus Services. The conductor decided to land one final blow by changing the display’s password a new display costs 55000 and a two day journey to Bombay. Revenge served cold.”
Roshan later corrected his tweet and mentioned that the bus services between Satna and Indore.
The Facts of the Matter
Revenge is a dish best serve cold, or in the case of a recent incident reported from Satna, best served on the display board of a bus. In a head-turning act of defiance and vengeance, a bus driver in Satna made sure that after being fired, he displayed Hindi abusive word on the display board of a bus owned by a local operator.
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“M******** Sukheja”
The incident was reported from Satna district and came to the attention of millions of Indian netizens on Twitter when a photojournalist shared its details.
Roshan Abbas, a photojournalist, recently took to Twitter and shared the video of a bus displaying – “M******** Sukheja”.
Revenge Served Cold
“From Indore, a Bus conductor was laid off after being abused by some Sukheja Bus Services. The conductor decided to land one final blow by changing the display’s password a new display costs 55000 and a two day journey to Bombay. Revenge served cold,” he tweeted.
From Indore, a Bus conductor was laid off after being abused by some Sukheja Bus Services. The conductor decided to land one final blow by changing the display's password a new display costs 55000 and a two day journey to Bombay.
Revenge served cold. pic.twitter.com/1gpsPzoKtw— Roshan Abbas (@Roshan_Abbas_) October 19, 2022
In a subsequent tweet, Roshan corrected the details and mentioned that the bus was servicing between Satna and Indore. For the unversed, the two cities are over 640 km away from each other.
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Bus Driver was Fired Six Months Ago
It so happened that Satish Sukheja, owner of Sukheja Bus Service, fired a driver identified as Salman Khan. After being fired Salman decided to leave his everlasting mark of defiance on one of the buses owned by the bus operator. Reportedly, Salman was fired six months back.
The vengeful bus driver hacked the display board attached to the bus’s windshield and added Hindi abusive slur against Satish Sukheja. As the new bus driver who was to shuttle the bus from Satna to Indore got ready, he was startled to see bystanders giggling sheepishly seeing the display board of the bus.
Some bystanders pulled their phones out and took pictures of the bus, and shared it on social media.
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Owner Stands to Pay Rs 55,000 to Reset Display Board
As per reports, Anil Pathak, manager of the Sukheja Bus Service, filed a complaint regarding the matter at the Kolgawan police station. As per the complaint, it was only Salman who knew the password for the bus display.
According to a Times Now report, the bus service owner is now expecting to shell out Rs 55,000 to reset the display board. The entire ordeal involves the CPU of the board being replaced.
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