A person of Indian origin pinned the ground by the police in Australia, the wife shouts; Police chief says it was not wrong

Gaurav Kundi, a 42 -year -old man, was pinned on the penham road in the eastern suburbs of Adelaide, while he was being arrested by the police. His wife Amritpal Kaur said that the police slammed his head against the car and on the road. She was initially filming torture, told 9news, saying that she was nervous when the officer kneels on pride. “I have done nothing wrong,” the latch shouted and then lost his senses. He was rushed to the Royal Adelaide Hospital, where doctors said that his brain and neck veins were severely damaged. The father of two is now on life support. “The doctors are saying that his brain is completely damaged. Perhaps he wakes up if his brain works, or maybe he will not,” Kaur said.Police said Gaurav Kundi violently opposed the arrest. The couple were reportedly argued that a patrol car worked wrongly for domestic violence. Kaur confirmed that the latch was drunk and loud and they were arguing, but there was no violence.South Australian Police Commissioner Grant Stevens supported the officer on duty and said he saw the wiso from one of the body’s body cameras and believes that the authorities acted as per their training. Going from Kaur’s account, the latch was drinking alcohol before leaving her house and started walking with Payneham Road. Kaur said, “I just go out and follow it. What are you doing here? Let’s come back home. You are drunk. You are not right. We will go home.” “The policeman feels that he is fighting with me and is committing domestic violence on the road but the policeman is wrong,” he said. “He is just intoxicated and that’s why he is loud, nothing else.”