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A strange case of bribery has come to light from Bihar. A constable took a bribe of four rupees from a woman carrying vegetables at Saharsa railway station. Taking bribes for uniformed constables proved costly. The railway police caught him red-handed. A case was registered against him. This case dates back 34 years. The matter is going on in court. The accused constable has been absconding for 25 years. The court issued his arrest warrant and property attachment orders.
The police are yet to nab the accused constable. He has been living by changing his address to evade the police. The court has reprimanded the police for negligence. The court has asked to arrest the bribe-taking constable. The police are busy looking for the accused constable. The case of the Lanchia constable has reached the Bihar DGP.
The non-bailable warrant has been pending for 25 years
A non-bailable warrant is pending against the bribe-taking constable for 25 years. The accused constable is absconding, due to which the court has now expressed displeasure. The Special Monitoring Judge has asked the DGP to produce the constable who took bribe from the vegetable lady before the court. The surprising thing is that the accused constable in this famous bribery case has not appeared in court even once for the last 34 years and even the Bihar Police does not know where the constable who took the bribe is?
In 1990, he took a bribe from a woman
The case dates back 34 years, in 1990, Havildar Suresh Prasad Singh took a bribe of Rs 4 from a woman named Sita Devi who was bringing a pot of vegetables to Saharsa railway station. The railway police caught him. The accused Havildar is a resident of Barhia in Munger district. He was posted at Saharsa railway station. During this time on duty he was caught red-handed accepting bribes. Judge Sudesh Srivastava of the Special Surveillance Court has asked the DGP to present him.
The special judge wrote in his letter that the Patna High Court has taken the issue of the pending case seriously, as the accused hawaldar is absconding since 1999, an arrest warrant and asset seizure order has also been issued against him. The police have not been able to finish yet. The court has asked the bribe-taking constable to appear soon to speed up the case.
Dodging by changing address
After registering the case, the constable wrote his address as Maheshkhut Baijanathpur, Saharsan Munger to mislead the police. Whereas, the real address of the accused havildar was village Bijay in Badhia police station area of ​​Munger district. After the matter reached the DGP level, the manipulation of the accused constable was caught and now an arrest warrant has been issued for him. Bihar Police is once again responsible for the arrest of the accused Havildar and is expected to appear in court.
