The constable has been suspended, pending inquiry.
CCTV footage of the incident which went viral showed Rakesh (25) with a bleeding head injury and onlookers gathered at the spot.
Apparently the biker stopped the two wheeler a few metres away after being hit and was seen showing the injury and narrating the incident to the people from the spot where it occurred on Thursday.
Later, a shaken Rajesh was put on a vehicle and taken to a government hospital for treatment.
Enraged locals gathered at the spot and began to rough up the constable before he was rescued by his colleagues and some members of the public.
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