A video of the incident has surfaced showing the Thadani dancing on the road while randomly verbally abusing passersby. He can be seen yelling at people and pointing the pistol-shaped lighter at them.
An Indian man was arrested and charged after he was seen threatening passersby with a pistol-shaped lighter in Bangkok’s Siam Square, reported Bangkok Post. The man has been identified as Indian national Sahil Ram Thadani.
A video of the incident has surfaced showing the Thadani dancing on the road while randomly verbally abusing passersby. He can be seen yelling at people and pointing the pistol-shaped lighter at them.
In the second half of the clip, the 41-year-old man is sitting on the ground as security guards seize the lighter. Despite the guards asking him to get up, he remains seated, prompting them to drag him off the ground.
The man can be heard crying and asking for the police to be called as the guards use mild force. He is then heard apologising for his actions.
The incident reportedly took place at about 4pm on Monday (14 October) in front of Novotel Bangkok in Siam Square soi 6, Pathum Wan district. Later Police were called to the spot.
An Indian in Bangkok was spotted roaming on the road threatening commuters with “lighter gun” and hurling abuses. He was later detained by the police authorities. pic.twitter.com/1lc0Vnzt4O
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Reportedly, Thadani was a director of three companies in India that had all ceased operations.
Police Action
Thadani was taken to Pathum Wan police station where he was charged with threatening behaviour and causing a public disturbance. According to the police, his behavior was believed to be a result of hallucinations from ingesting cannabis.
