Watch: Madhya Pradesh official swallows Rs 5,000 he took as bribe

Watch: Madhya Pradesh official swallows Rs 5,000 he took as bribe

An official of the revenue department in Madhya Pradesh's Katni was spotted swallowing the money he had taken as bribe

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Notably, the action on the official came after he demanded money from a man from Barkheda villageNotably, the action on the official came after he demanded money from a man from Barkheda village
Business Today Desk
  • Jul 25, 2023,
  • Updated Jul 25, 2023 11:56 AM IST

An official of the revenue department in Madhya Pradesh's Katni was spotted swallowing the money he had taken as bribe, after he spotted a team of the Lokayukta's Special Police Establishment (SPE).

The incident took place on Monday, when patwari Gajendra Singh, received Rs 5,000 as bribe in his private office as part of a trap, SPE Superintendent of Police Sanjay Sahu said, as per PTI.

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Notably, the action on the official came after he demanded money from a man from Barkheda village for solving a property dispute.

"A man from Barkheda village had complained to us claiming Singh was seeking a bribe. After he received the money, the patwari spotted the SPE team and swallowed the money. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors said he was fine," Sahu said.

A case has been registered against him and further probe was underway, the SP said.

In a similar case, recently, two Delhi Police head constables were arrested the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for allegedly demanding bribe to allow e-rickshaw charging and parking in the Mangolpuri area.

The CBI received a complaint on July 10, lodged by an e-rickshaw charging shop operator located at LSC Market, K Block in Mangolpuri.

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According to the complaint, on July 7, Head Constable Bhim from the Mangolpuri police station threatened the complainant, attempting to disrupt their business operations, confiscate e-rickshaws, and demanding a bribe of Rs 50,000 in exchange for granting permission to park and charge e-rickshaws in front of the shop.

The CBI caught the accused red-handed while accepting the bribe. The entire incident was captured on CCTV footage from a camera installed outside the police station.

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An official of the revenue department in Madhya Pradesh's Katni was spotted swallowing the money he had taken as bribe, after he spotted a team of the Lokayukta's Special Police Establishment (SPE).

The incident took place on Monday, when patwari Gajendra Singh, received Rs 5,000 as bribe in his private office as part of a trap, SPE Superintendent of Police Sanjay Sahu said, as per PTI.

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Notably, the action on the official came after he demanded money from a man from Barkheda village for solving a property dispute.

"A man from Barkheda village had complained to us claiming Singh was seeking a bribe. After he received the money, the patwari spotted the SPE team and swallowed the money. He was rushed to a hospital where doctors said he was fine," Sahu said.

A case has been registered against him and further probe was underway, the SP said.

In a similar case, recently, two Delhi Police head constables were arrested the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) for allegedly demanding bribe to allow e-rickshaw charging and parking in the Mangolpuri area.

The CBI received a complaint on July 10, lodged by an e-rickshaw charging shop operator located at LSC Market, K Block in Mangolpuri.

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According to the complaint, on July 7, Head Constable Bhim from the Mangolpuri police station threatened the complainant, attempting to disrupt their business operations, confiscate e-rickshaws, and demanding a bribe of Rs 50,000 in exchange for granting permission to park and charge e-rickshaws in front of the shop.

The CBI caught the accused red-handed while accepting the bribe. The entire incident was captured on CCTV footage from a camera installed outside the police station.

Also Read: Won’t be any change: Devendra Fadnavis refutes Prithviraj Chavan’s claims on Ajit Pawar replacing Eknath Shinde as CM 

 

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