Rahul Dravid: Dravid's car collided with an auto in Bangalore, video of the argument between former India coach and auto-rickshaw driver

India's great batsman and former Team India coach Rahul Dravid's car collided with an auto-rickshaw in Bangalore. A video of Dravid arguing with an auto-rickshaw driver has surfaced. In this, Dravid, who is usually considered cool, is seen getting angry. This incident is said to have happened on Tuesday evening. A passerby passing by the roadside has captured the video. In the video, Dravid can be seen arguing with the driver in his native language Kannada. According to media reports, Dravid's car collided with a goods-lifting auto, due to which there was an argument between him and the driver on the road. It is not clear whether Dravid was driving his car or not.

According to media reports, the accident took place on Cunningham Road, a busy area of ​​​​Bangalore. Sources said that when the incident happened, Dravid was going from Indian Express Junction towards High Grounds. According to reports, Dravid's car was stuck in traffic and the auto driver allegedly hit his car from behind. Sources said that Dravid took the phone number of the auto driver before leaving the spot. More details about the incident are yet to be revealed. The video of the heated argument between Dravid went viral on social media.

According to a post on social media platform X by Times of India Bengaluru, the argument took place on Cunningham Road after a minor collision. The post said that no one was hurt by any of the vehicles in the process. According to a report by Deccan Herald, the incident took place around 6.30 pm on Tuesday. The report also said that no case has been registered in connection with the collision and accident. The report also said that Dravid took the phone number of the goods auto driver and the registration number of the auto before leaving the spot.

The 52-year-old Dravid is one of the best batsmen India has ever produced. He has scored over 24,000 runs for the country in Tests, ODIs and T20s. Dravid also led India in the 2007 World Cup. Dravid's most recent involvement with the Indian team came as the head coach. India won the T20 World Cup 2024 title under his supervision. After that tournament, Dravid joined former Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise Rajasthan Royals (RR). He took over as the head coach. He was involved with RR in the IPL 2025 mega auction, where the team made headlines for buying 13-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, the youngest in auction history.