Corruption Crackdown: Police Inspector Caught Red-Handed
An assistant police inspector in Maharashtra's Dharashiv district was arrested for accepting a bribe to clear a man's name in a case. The Anti-Corruption Bureau set a trap and apprehended Suraj Shantilal Deokar, in-charge of Tamalwadi police station, as he accepted Rs 50,000.
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An assistant police inspector in Maharashtra's Dharashiv district was apprehended for allegedly taking a bribe from a man to clear his name in a case and avoid arrest, according to the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB).
The ACB's operation resulted in the arrest of Suraj Shantilal Deokar, the in-charge of Tamalwadi police station. Deokar was caught red-handed while accepting the bribe money.
The inspector reportedly demanded Rs 1 lakh, but was arrested while taking an initial payment of Rs 50,000. A case has been filed at the Tamalwadi police station.
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