Corruption Sting: Police Officer Caught Red-Handed in Jammu and Kashmir
A Jammu and Kashmir police head constable was arrested for accepting a bribe to release a seized vehicle involved in an accident. The Anti-Corruption Bureau caught the officer in a sting operation after a complaint. The constable allegedly demanded Rs 20,000 but settled for Rs 10,000.
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In a significant anti-corruption operation, a Jammu and Kashmir police head constable was arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) for taking a bribe to release a vehicle involved in an accident.
The incident unfolded when a complaint was filed against Head Constable Mohmmad Alyas stationed at Thanamandi police station. The complainant, whose vehicle met with an accident en route to Shahdara Sharief, alleged that Alyas demanded a bribe of Rs 20,000 to return the seized vehicle.
The ACB laid a trap based on the complaint, catching Alyas red-handed while accepting the bribe. Subsequent searches were conducted at his residence. Authorities have filed a case under the Prevention of Corruption Act, keeping further probes active.
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