Watch: How Chapra police officer demanded bribe from a criminal for lenient action.
Biswabrata Goswami
KRISHNAGAR, 25 SEP: There seems to be no end to corrupt practices among some of the police officers in the country.
In the latest, a police officer posted in Chapra police station in Nadia has been accused for demanding Rs 1 lakh bribe from the family members of a criminal, who is currently in jail custody.
The police officer Chandan Saha who demanded money from the family members of the criminal named Dabir Halsana, promised not to take further action against the suspected criminal and to resolve the cases lodged against him.
Saha also threatened the family members and Saddam, brother of Dabir Halsana on dire consequences if they failed to pay the bribe on time.
Saddam’s wife Nishina Khatoon alleged the accused police officer raided her house when Saddam informed him that it was impossible to pay money to him. The police officer, Saha in the name of investigation has taken away all valuable documents including the original documents of Aadhar cards, voter cards, ration cards, property documents and even the original receipt copies of ornament loans. During the raid, he even vandalized her house, she alleged.
She also alleged that the police officer threatened her if they do not give the bribe amount to him, he will not return the documents to them.
The accused police officer also conducted raids in the houses of their relatives and threatened them to pay the amount to him which he demanded.
Worried on the malpractices in the name of police action, the Halsana family filed a writ petition in the Calcutta High Court against Saha recently.
On Thursday, when Saddam was returning home after meeting his brother Dabir who was produced before the Krishnagar District Judge’s court, was detained by Saha at Srinagar More in Chapra and he was taken to the police station. The police officer also threatened him for filing petition in the High Court against him. He then included him in a theft case, said Biswadeb Tamta, a defence lawyer.
Mr Tamta also said Saddam was produced before the court in Krishnagar where the magistrate on hearing pleas remanded him in police custody for two days. The magistrate also called the accused police officer and rebuked him for his activities, said Mr Tamta.
Meanwhile, Saddam’s family members have lodged complaints with SP, Krishnagar Police District and other top state police officials urging them to take action against the police officer, Chandan Saha who illegally demanded bribes from them.
A senior police officer of Chapra police station, however, argued in favour of Saha saying that Dabir was involved in series of theft cases and the looted money was kept in the house of Saddam. So, the investigating police officer conducted raids at Saddam’s house.
He, however, didn’t say anything about the bribe money which Saha had demanded.
Ms Ishani Paul, SP, Krishnagar Police District, when asked, said, “I have received a complaint and we are conducting a probe into this matter. If the police officer is found guilty, we will take departmental action against him.”
#HummingbirdNews #Chaprapoliceofficer #Bribe #LenientAction
Please subscribe Hummingbird News youtube channel and hit the bell icon for all upcoming events.
This channel caters news and features related with politics, crime, peoples' voice, forest, tourism, nature, culture, festivals and other aspects of life.
Follow my facebook page-Hummingbird News : https://www.facebook.com/ahummingbird.news/?ref=bookmarks
Follow my tweeter account: https://twitter.com/gos_biswa
Follow my Hummingbird News blog : https://bggoswami.blogspot.com
Email ID : biswabratagoswami@gmail.com
Thank you for visiting my channel.Show More
KRISHNAGAR, 25 SEP: There seems to be no end to corrupt practices among some of the police officers in the country.
In the latest, a police officer posted in Chapra police station in Nadia has been accused for demanding Rs 1 lakh bribe from the family members of a criminal, who is currently in jail custody.
The police officer Chandan Saha who demanded money from the family members of the criminal named Dabir Halsana, promised not to take further action against the suspected criminal and to resolve the cases lodged against him.
Saha also threatened the family members and Saddam, brother of Dabir Halsana on dire consequences if they failed to pay the bribe on time.
Saddam’s wife Nishina Khatoon alleged the accused police officer raided her house when Saddam informed him that it was impossible to pay money to him. The police officer, Saha in the name of investigation has taken away all valuable documents including the original documents of Aadhar cards, voter cards, ration cards, property documents and even the original receipt copies of ornament loans. During the raid, he even vandalized her house, she alleged.
She also alleged that the police officer threatened her if they do not give the bribe amount to him, he will not return the documents to them.
The accused police officer also conducted raids in the houses of their relatives and threatened them to pay the amount to him which he demanded.
Worried on the malpractices in the name of police action, the Halsana family filed a writ petition in the Calcutta High Court against Saha recently.
On Thursday, when Saddam was returning home after meeting his brother Dabir who was produced before the Krishnagar District Judge’s court, was detained by Saha at Srinagar More in Chapra and he was taken to the police station. The police officer also threatened him for filing petition in the High Court against him. He then included him in a theft case, said Biswadeb Tamta, a defence lawyer.
Mr Tamta also said Saddam was produced before the court in Krishnagar where the magistrate on hearing pleas remanded him in police custody for two days. The magistrate also called the accused police officer and rebuked him for his activities, said Mr Tamta.
Meanwhile, Saddam’s family members have lodged complaints with SP, Krishnagar Police District and other top state police officials urging them to take action against the police officer, Chandan Saha who illegally demanded bribes from them.
A senior police officer of Chapra police station, however, argued in favour of Saha saying that Dabir was involved in series of theft cases and the looted money was kept in the house of Saddam. So, the investigating police officer conducted raids at Saddam’s house.
He, however, didn’t say anything about the bribe money which Saha had demanded.
Ms Ishani Paul, SP, Krishnagar Police District, when asked, said, “I have received a complaint and we are conducting a probe into this matter. If the police officer is found guilty, we will take departmental action against him.”
#HummingbirdNews #Chaprapoliceofficer #Bribe #LenientAction
Please subscribe Hummingbird News youtube channel and hit the bell icon for all upcoming events.
This channel caters news and features related with politics, crime, peoples' voice, forest, tourism, nature, culture, festivals and other aspects of life.
Follow my facebook page-Hummingbird News : https://www.facebook.com/ahummingbird.news/?ref=bookmarks
Follow my tweeter account: https://twitter.com/gos_biswa
Follow my Hummingbird News blog : https://bggoswami.blogspot.com
Email ID : biswabratagoswami@gmail.com
Thank you for visiting my channel.Show More
Watch: How Chapra police officer demanded bribe from a criminal for lenient action.
Biswabrata Goswami KRISHNAGAR, 25 SEP: There seems to be no end to [...]
Watch: How Karimpur MLA kept his promise before people.
Hummingbird News Desk KRISHNAGAR, 14 SEP: The Trinamul Congress MLA [...]
Watch: What police did on Police Day in Krishnagar
Biswabrata Goswami KRISHNAGAR, 1 SEP: The Krishnagar Police District [...]
Watch: How did CBI reconstruct crime scene of BJP worker's murder case in Jhargram
Biswabrata Goswami JHARGRAM, 30 AUGUST: A team of CBI officials today [...]
Watch: What did BJP's Mahila Morcha do with police?
Biswabrata Goswami KRISHNAGAR, 12 AUGUST: The BJP's Nadia district [...]
Watch: TET passed DLEd qualified candidates demand appointment in primary schools.
Biswabrata Goswami KRISHNAGAR, 3 AUGUST: A group of DLEd qualified and [...]
Watch: Major fire breaks out at Haldia Petrochemicals Plant.
Hummingbird News Desk HALDIA, 3 AUGUST: A major fire broke out at the [...]
Watch: How Silabati river inundated SDO office, police station and correctional home in Ghatal.
Hummingbird News Desk MIDNAPORE, 1 AUGUST: With the flood water [...]
Watch: Flood water cut off 70 villages in Keshpur, 8000 people rescued.
Biswabrata Goswami MIDNAPORE, 30 JULY: Torrential rain over the past [...]
Watch: How overnight rain led to a landslide beside freight tracks near Kharagpur station
Biswabrata Goswami MIDNAPORE, 29 JULY: Incessant rains since Wednesday [...]
Watch: Why did BSNL employees take to the streets?
Biswabrata Goswami KRISHNAGAR, 28 JULY: Members of All Unions and [...]
Watch: Engineering student held for posting morphed obscene photos of his girl friend
Biswabrata Goswami KRISHNAGAR, 17 JULY: A 22-year-old youngster from [...]
1
of 18
