इंदौर मल्हारगंज पुलिस द्वारा तीन उपायुक्तों सहित सात लोगों के खिलाफ आपराधिक केस दर्ज करने के बाद प्रशासनिक लॉबी और पुलिस के बीच तलवारें तन गई हैं।
पुलिस जहां मामले में कदम पीछे खींचने को तैयार नहीं है वहीं प्रशासनिक लॉबी न केवल पुलिस पर मनमानी के आरोप लगा रही है बल्कि आगे रुख सख्त करने की चेतावनी भी दे रही है। केस दर्ज करने के विरोध में आज सहकारिता विभाग के प्रदेशभर के कर्मचारी और अफसर हड़ताल पर चले गए। उन्होंने कमिश्नर को ज्ञापन भी दिया।
हड़तालियों ने चेताया है कि केस दर्ज करने वाले टीआई को निलंबित किया जाए और तीनों अफसरों पर से केस वापस लिया जाए अन्यथा आंदोलन सख्त कर दिया जाएगा। उधर, पुलिस ने आरोपियों की गिरफ्तारी की राह आसान करने के लिए पुख्ता सबूत जुटाना शुरू कर दिए हैं। आज पुलिस ने कुछ कागज भी जब्त किए।
गौरतलब है कि महाराणा प्रताप गृह निर्माण सहकारी संस्था के 27 सदस्यों को प्लाट नहीं देने के मामले की एक शिकायत पर थाना मल्हारगंज ने गुरुवार को बड़ी कार्रवाई करते हुए इंदौर में पदस्थ रहे तत्कालीन उपायुक्त सहकारिता आर.के. शर्मा, अंबरीष वैद्य एवं वर्तमान उपायुक्त महेंद्र दीक्षित के खिलाफ आपराधिक प्रकरण दर्ज किया है।
Monday, June 13, 2011
HR Police: sad demise:गुड़गांव में फ्लैट से गिरकर आईजी मंजीत की मौत
गुड़गांव. हरियाणा पुलिस ट्रेनिंग सेंटर आईआरबी (इंडियन रिजर्व बटालियन) भोंडसी में तैनात आईजी मंजीत सिंह अहलावत (52) शनिवार रात एक फ्लैट से गिर गए। गंभीर रूप से घायल मंजीत को उपचार के लिए स्थानीय अस्पताल ले जाया गया, जहां चिकित्सकों ने उन्हें मृत घोषित कर दिया।
रविवार सुबह पटौदी चौक के पास मदनपुरी स्थित श्मशान घाट में उनका अंतिम संस्कार कर दिया गया। इस दौरान परिजनों के साथ पुलिस कमिश्नर, ज्वाइंट कमिश्नर, गुड़गांव व आस-पास इलाकों के एसपी, डीएसपी और अन्य कई पुलिसकर्मी मौजूद रहे।
जानकारी के अनुसार, आईजी मंजीत सिंह सेक्टर-15 इलाके में किराए के मकान में परिवार के साथ रहते थे। शनिवार रात को दिल्ली से उनका एक साथी उनसे मिलने के लिए आने वाला था, लेकिन किसी कारणवश वह नहीं आया। इसके बाद वे कहीं बाहर चले गए। उधर, सेक्टर-57 स्थित बीपीटीपी फ्रीडम पार्क लाइफ सोसायटी के टावर बी के 401 नंबर फ्लैट में 32 वर्षीय प्रवीन कुमार एक महिला के साथ रहता है।
महिला का नाम पता नहीं चला है। सोसायटी के सुरक्षा सुपरवाइजर अशोक कुमार ने बताया कि शनिवार शाम करीब 6.30 बजे मंजीत सिंह कार से फ्लैट संख्या बी-401 में रहने वाली महिला के साथ आए थे। जब वे कार खड़ी कर फ्लैट में जाने लगे तो बी-ब्लॉक के सुरक्षाकर्मी ने मंजीत से पूछताछ की। इस पर महिला ने बताया कि मंजीत उसके साथ हैं।
करीब साढ़े आठ बजे प्रवीन कुमार भी आया। वह भी ऊपर फ्लैट में चला गया। ठीक आधा घंटे बाद करीब नौ बजे शोर सुनाई दिया। सुरक्षाकर्मी अशोक कुमार वहां गया तो देखा कि एक व्यक्ति फ्लैट के पीछे वाले हिस्से की तरफ पड़ा है। वह लहूलुहान था। मामले की सूचना पुलिस को दी गई। सदर थाने की पुलिस ने मौके पर पहुंचकर घायल को उपचार के लिए आर्टेमिस अस्पताल पहुंचाया। यहां चिकित्सकों ने उन्हें मृत घोषित कर दिया। मृतक की पहचान मंजीत सिंह के रूप में हुई।
दोबारा कराया पोस्टमार्टम
आईजी मंजीत सिंह अहलावत की मौत रहस्य बनी हुई है। पुलिस ने मंजीत सिंह के शव का आर्टेमिस अस्पताल में ही एडीएम की उपस्थिति में पंचनामा कराया, लेकिन रविवार सुबह मीडिया में इसकी चर्चा के बाद गुड़गांव पुलिस ने सिविल अस्पताल में उनके शव का दोबारा पोस्टमार्टम कराया।
मंजीत का जीवन सफर
मंजीत सिंह अहलावत का जन्म 9 फरवरी 1957 को हुआ था। 1989 में वे स्पेशल पुलिस सर्विस में डीएसपी नियुक्त हुए। 28 दिसंबर 1993 को उनका ओरिजिनल अपॉइंटमेंट हुआ। 21 अक्टूबर 2005 को वे डीआईजी बने। गुडग़ांव में कमिश्नरी व्यवस्था लागू होने के बाद 20 नवंबर 2007 से 15 जून 2009 तक वे ज्वाइंट कमिश्नर रहे। इसके बाद कुछ समय तक वे विजिलेंस विभाग में भी आईजी रहे। फिलहाल वे पुलिस ट्रेनिंग सेंटर आईआरबी भोंडसी में आईजी के पद पर कार्यरत थे। उनके छोटे भाई परमजीत सिंह अहलावत भी आईआरबी भोंडसी में ही डीआईजी के पद पर कार्यरत हैं।
पुलिस अधिकारियों ने साधी चुप्पी
मंजीत सिंह की मौत का पूरा मामला संदिग्ध है। पुलिस अधिकारी चुप्पी साधे हुए हैं। लोक जनसंपर्क विभाग द्वारा जारी की गई प्रेस विज्ञप्ति में भी यह नहीं बताया गया कि आखिर उनकी मौत कैसे हुई। सिर्फ यह लिखा गया कि उनकी मौत एक फ्लैट से गिरने के कारण हुई है। फिलहाल पुलिस मामले को हादसा मानकर चल रही है।
रविवार सुबह पटौदी चौक के पास मदनपुरी स्थित श्मशान घाट में उनका अंतिम संस्कार कर दिया गया। इस दौरान परिजनों के साथ पुलिस कमिश्नर, ज्वाइंट कमिश्नर, गुड़गांव व आस-पास इलाकों के एसपी, डीएसपी और अन्य कई पुलिसकर्मी मौजूद रहे।
जानकारी के अनुसार, आईजी मंजीत सिंह सेक्टर-15 इलाके में किराए के मकान में परिवार के साथ रहते थे। शनिवार रात को दिल्ली से उनका एक साथी उनसे मिलने के लिए आने वाला था, लेकिन किसी कारणवश वह नहीं आया। इसके बाद वे कहीं बाहर चले गए। उधर, सेक्टर-57 स्थित बीपीटीपी फ्रीडम पार्क लाइफ सोसायटी के टावर बी के 401 नंबर फ्लैट में 32 वर्षीय प्रवीन कुमार एक महिला के साथ रहता है।
महिला का नाम पता नहीं चला है। सोसायटी के सुरक्षा सुपरवाइजर अशोक कुमार ने बताया कि शनिवार शाम करीब 6.30 बजे मंजीत सिंह कार से फ्लैट संख्या बी-401 में रहने वाली महिला के साथ आए थे। जब वे कार खड़ी कर फ्लैट में जाने लगे तो बी-ब्लॉक के सुरक्षाकर्मी ने मंजीत से पूछताछ की। इस पर महिला ने बताया कि मंजीत उसके साथ हैं।
करीब साढ़े आठ बजे प्रवीन कुमार भी आया। वह भी ऊपर फ्लैट में चला गया। ठीक आधा घंटे बाद करीब नौ बजे शोर सुनाई दिया। सुरक्षाकर्मी अशोक कुमार वहां गया तो देखा कि एक व्यक्ति फ्लैट के पीछे वाले हिस्से की तरफ पड़ा है। वह लहूलुहान था। मामले की सूचना पुलिस को दी गई। सदर थाने की पुलिस ने मौके पर पहुंचकर घायल को उपचार के लिए आर्टेमिस अस्पताल पहुंचाया। यहां चिकित्सकों ने उन्हें मृत घोषित कर दिया। मृतक की पहचान मंजीत सिंह के रूप में हुई।
दोबारा कराया पोस्टमार्टम
आईजी मंजीत सिंह अहलावत की मौत रहस्य बनी हुई है। पुलिस ने मंजीत सिंह के शव का आर्टेमिस अस्पताल में ही एडीएम की उपस्थिति में पंचनामा कराया, लेकिन रविवार सुबह मीडिया में इसकी चर्चा के बाद गुड़गांव पुलिस ने सिविल अस्पताल में उनके शव का दोबारा पोस्टमार्टम कराया।
मंजीत का जीवन सफर
मंजीत सिंह अहलावत का जन्म 9 फरवरी 1957 को हुआ था। 1989 में वे स्पेशल पुलिस सर्विस में डीएसपी नियुक्त हुए। 28 दिसंबर 1993 को उनका ओरिजिनल अपॉइंटमेंट हुआ। 21 अक्टूबर 2005 को वे डीआईजी बने। गुडग़ांव में कमिश्नरी व्यवस्था लागू होने के बाद 20 नवंबर 2007 से 15 जून 2009 तक वे ज्वाइंट कमिश्नर रहे। इसके बाद कुछ समय तक वे विजिलेंस विभाग में भी आईजी रहे। फिलहाल वे पुलिस ट्रेनिंग सेंटर आईआरबी भोंडसी में आईजी के पद पर कार्यरत थे। उनके छोटे भाई परमजीत सिंह अहलावत भी आईआरबी भोंडसी में ही डीआईजी के पद पर कार्यरत हैं।
पुलिस अधिकारियों ने साधी चुप्पी
मंजीत सिंह की मौत का पूरा मामला संदिग्ध है। पुलिस अधिकारी चुप्पी साधे हुए हैं। लोक जनसंपर्क विभाग द्वारा जारी की गई प्रेस विज्ञप्ति में भी यह नहीं बताया गया कि आखिर उनकी मौत कैसे हुई। सिर्फ यह लिखा गया कि उनकी मौत एक फ्लैट से गिरने के कारण हुई है। फिलहाल पुलिस मामले को हादसा मानकर चल रही है।
Happy B'Day
today is B'Day of Rajesh Dandotiya, a police officer from MP Police...wish him happy B'Day..
Friday, June 10, 2011
Bihar Police: Police Anthem: Bihar Military Police likely to get its anthem soon
Hum Bihar ki sainya police hain, shaan badhana hum jaane;
Kartavyon ki balivedi par, jaan lutana hum jaane!
Hamen na chinta sheet ghaam ki, fikr nahin kuchh subah sham ki;
Dhun ke pakke hum matwale, sada lakshya par badhne waale!
PATNA: These lines are part of the song, "Veer Sipahi", which is being considered for being selected as the anthem of Bihar Military Police (BMP). If everything goes well, BMP jawans will be humming these lines by the end of this month.
Penned by the present SP, Bagaha, Anil Kumar Singh, the song was written when the officer was posted as BMP commandant. "I was witness to the hardships being faced by my jawans, who were ready to work under extreme conditions. They would toil without complaining under the scorching heat, cold and the rains," Singh told TOI adding "I wanted to give a poetic shape to their daily ventures." Talking about his passion, the officer said, "I have been writing ghazals and poems since long."
The anthem was conceptualized and rendered to the tune by A C Verma, ADG BMP. "The song is a completely home-grown production," he said adding "when I came to know about the hidden talent in one of our officers, I asked him to create something tuneful for us too. And here is the wonderful piece of writing coming from SP Bagaha."
Talking about its theme, the ADG added, "It has been written to inspire and motivate our policemen. It will definitely impart them an identity." The song will be sung in each of the 16 battalions which finds its mention in the lyrics too: "Hum sahyogi hum sahbhagi; solah bhuja badi balshali." Police 'sabhas' that are held every month will also conclude with the same chorus, rather than the national anthem, he said.
Music of the song has been composed by Antu Kumar, a BMP-I jawan. Lending their voice to the song are also the jawans of the BMP.
The anthem is also being filmed, which will be complete within a fortnight. Every aspect of policing - equestrianism, firing, combat in jungles, raids and parades - all will be incorporated into the film. "Since we wanted to picturise the 'biguel' against the rising sun, the shooting starts at 5am," Verma said.
At present, the song has been sent to the DGP, Neelmani, for his final approval.
Kartavyon ki balivedi par, jaan lutana hum jaane!
Hamen na chinta sheet ghaam ki, fikr nahin kuchh subah sham ki;
Dhun ke pakke hum matwale, sada lakshya par badhne waale!
PATNA: These lines are part of the song, "Veer Sipahi", which is being considered for being selected as the anthem of Bihar Military Police (BMP). If everything goes well, BMP jawans will be humming these lines by the end of this month.
Penned by the present SP, Bagaha, Anil Kumar Singh, the song was written when the officer was posted as BMP commandant. "I was witness to the hardships being faced by my jawans, who were ready to work under extreme conditions. They would toil without complaining under the scorching heat, cold and the rains," Singh told TOI adding "I wanted to give a poetic shape to their daily ventures." Talking about his passion, the officer said, "I have been writing ghazals and poems since long."
The anthem was conceptualized and rendered to the tune by A C Verma, ADG BMP. "The song is a completely home-grown production," he said adding "when I came to know about the hidden talent in one of our officers, I asked him to create something tuneful for us too. And here is the wonderful piece of writing coming from SP Bagaha."
Talking about its theme, the ADG added, "It has been written to inspire and motivate our policemen. It will definitely impart them an identity." The song will be sung in each of the 16 battalions which finds its mention in the lyrics too: "Hum sahyogi hum sahbhagi; solah bhuja badi balshali." Police 'sabhas' that are held every month will also conclude with the same chorus, rather than the national anthem, he said.
Music of the song has been composed by Antu Kumar, a BMP-I jawan. Lending their voice to the song are also the jawans of the BMP.
The anthem is also being filmed, which will be complete within a fortnight. Every aspect of policing - equestrianism, firing, combat in jungles, raids and parades - all will be incorporated into the film. "Since we wanted to picturise the 'biguel' against the rising sun, the shooting starts at 5am," Verma said.
At present, the song has been sent to the DGP, Neelmani, for his final approval.
Chandigarh Police: Police & Facebook: UT police yet to work out Facebook strategy
CHANDIGARH: UT police tried to show it is tech savvy by trying to ape the Delhi cops' move of using a Facebook page for people to report traffic violations.
However, it has now got stuck while trying to ascertain the authenticity of what the people report and pictures they upload.Sources said the police did not have a specific method of ascertaining the information's authenticity.
Two such pictures reportedly highlighted zebra crossing violation at an undisclosed dividing road and were rejected in the absence of any set procedure for checking them, traffic police sources added.
Ironically, Delhi traffic police, which introduced Facebook concept first, told the public to also provide the date, time and place of the photographs. They also asked the person uploading to be the picture to post his name properly.
Talking to TOI, joint commissioner (traffic), Delhi police, Satyendra Garg, said, ''We have a provision of forensic examination of the picture if an offender contests the challan.'' Garg maintained if the uploaded picture was found fake, a criminal case was registered against the person posting it.
A visit to the Facebook wall of UT traffic police revealed a majority of complaints and some pictures did not have information like date, time and location of the offence. UT's DSP (traffic) Vijay Kumar said, ''The work on UT traffic police's Facebook is on primary stage.''
He said they would also post an advisory on Facebook for this.
More than 150 comments were received on the page from city residents and majority highlighted malpractices of traffic cops for challaning vehicles instead of regulating the traffic flow on the roads.
Show Of Concern
Naveen Soni posted, ''Like other friends, my main concern is that traffic cops make no effort to control the traffic and deter offenders to break traffic rules while hiding behind bushes and poles. Their only interest is to stop offenders to fleece them. Instead of discouraging the people to commit offence, they caught them after the offence. This is serious and needs to be tackled. This happen only on small roundabouts.''
However, it has now got stuck while trying to ascertain the authenticity of what the people report and pictures they upload.Sources said the police did not have a specific method of ascertaining the information's authenticity.
Two such pictures reportedly highlighted zebra crossing violation at an undisclosed dividing road and were rejected in the absence of any set procedure for checking them, traffic police sources added.
Ironically, Delhi traffic police, which introduced Facebook concept first, told the public to also provide the date, time and place of the photographs. They also asked the person uploading to be the picture to post his name properly.
Talking to TOI, joint commissioner (traffic), Delhi police, Satyendra Garg, said, ''We have a provision of forensic examination of the picture if an offender contests the challan.'' Garg maintained if the uploaded picture was found fake, a criminal case was registered against the person posting it.
A visit to the Facebook wall of UT traffic police revealed a majority of complaints and some pictures did not have information like date, time and location of the offence. UT's DSP (traffic) Vijay Kumar said, ''The work on UT traffic police's Facebook is on primary stage.''
He said they would also post an advisory on Facebook for this.
More than 150 comments were received on the page from city residents and majority highlighted malpractices of traffic cops for challaning vehicles instead of regulating the traffic flow on the roads.
Show Of Concern
Naveen Soni posted, ''Like other friends, my main concern is that traffic cops make no effort to control the traffic and deter offenders to break traffic rules while hiding behind bushes and poles. Their only interest is to stop offenders to fleece them. Instead of discouraging the people to commit offence, they caught them after the offence. This is serious and needs to be tackled. This happen only on small roundabouts.''
AP Police: Police & Passport: A bottleneck called police verification
HYDERABAD: For the 1.5 lakh Hyderabadis who apply for a passport annually, tackling babus and agents at the Regional Passport Office (RPO), is only half the battle. The other half unfolds at a local police station where an applicant's documents land for the final verdict __ the police verification. And if standing for long hours in serpentine queues at the RPO is not bad enough, applicants say that the wait for police verification is even more frustrating. In fact, according to popular public perception, 90% of passport delay is because of laxity on the part of the police department.
As per official records, the special branch (Hyderabad) alone receives about 500 passport files everyday. Another 150 odd is added by the Cyberabad police limit. Applications collected at these two special branches is then disbursed to the concerned police `zones'. A work force of roughly 250 `havaldars' is used by the department to dispose these applications that, as per the passport rule book, should be cleared in not more than 21 days.
As an incentive, the RPO even dishes out a cash `prize' of Rs 200 on every police verification that is completed within the given time-frame. Police authorities, however, claim that they do not get a single slice of the pie and that the entire money flows into the state coffers. Passing the buck for the delay in verification on to the passport office, the men in uniform even say that it is the obsolete software of the RPO that is responsible for this tainted reputation of the department.
"Within hours after an applicant submits his documents at the RPO, the status of his file changes to `police verification awaited' on the official website. In reality, however, we never receive a file before a minimum of 15 days," said an inspector at the police verification cell (Hyderabad), adding how this time period stretches up to one-two months in many cases. "Even after we send the cleared applications to the RPO, the status does not change unless the file is finally processed there and the passport is ready to be delivered," the inspector added.
R S Praveen Kumar, joint commissioner of police (special branch) says that department is striving towards rectifying this gap in information and has even started a status update system on the Hyderabad police website. "If an applicant logs on to this site, he will get an accurate picture. The applicant will correctly know if his file has reached the police department or not in the first place. There is also an SMS service that we are promoting for the same," he said.
But the efforts of the police department seem to have done little to change public opinion so far. Apart from the slow pace of disposal of applications, denizens still rue the policemen's demand for cash `rewards' for verifications. No passport file, they say, is cleared without paying a tip to the havaldar visiting their house. And this amount ranges from a meagre Rs 100 to as much as Rs 1,000, depending upon the urgency of the applicant. Once money changes hands, concerns about whether the candidate indeed has a clean image and has been `legally' residing at the premises for at least one year (as is the requirement for getting a passport), are conveniently forgotten. "I am yet to come across a person who managed to get his passport (either through Tatkal or the regular route) without paying a bribe to the local policeman," said Rajesh Dubey a resident of Gachibowli who himself had to shell out Rs 500 to speed up the police verification process for his passport last year.
Officials at the RPO are only too keen to agree with such claims. In fact, in reply to an RTI application filed by a resident recently, the RPO clearly pointed out how police verifications were not being completed on time, leading to a severe loss in revenue for the department.
As per official records, the special branch (Hyderabad) alone receives about 500 passport files everyday. Another 150 odd is added by the Cyberabad police limit. Applications collected at these two special branches is then disbursed to the concerned police `zones'. A work force of roughly 250 `havaldars' is used by the department to dispose these applications that, as per the passport rule book, should be cleared in not more than 21 days.
As an incentive, the RPO even dishes out a cash `prize' of Rs 200 on every police verification that is completed within the given time-frame. Police authorities, however, claim that they do not get a single slice of the pie and that the entire money flows into the state coffers. Passing the buck for the delay in verification on to the passport office, the men in uniform even say that it is the obsolete software of the RPO that is responsible for this tainted reputation of the department.
"Within hours after an applicant submits his documents at the RPO, the status of his file changes to `police verification awaited' on the official website. In reality, however, we never receive a file before a minimum of 15 days," said an inspector at the police verification cell (Hyderabad), adding how this time period stretches up to one-two months in many cases. "Even after we send the cleared applications to the RPO, the status does not change unless the file is finally processed there and the passport is ready to be delivered," the inspector added.
R S Praveen Kumar, joint commissioner of police (special branch) says that department is striving towards rectifying this gap in information and has even started a status update system on the Hyderabad police website. "If an applicant logs on to this site, he will get an accurate picture. The applicant will correctly know if his file has reached the police department or not in the first place. There is also an SMS service that we are promoting for the same," he said.
But the efforts of the police department seem to have done little to change public opinion so far. Apart from the slow pace of disposal of applications, denizens still rue the policemen's demand for cash `rewards' for verifications. No passport file, they say, is cleared without paying a tip to the havaldar visiting their house. And this amount ranges from a meagre Rs 100 to as much as Rs 1,000, depending upon the urgency of the applicant. Once money changes hands, concerns about whether the candidate indeed has a clean image and has been `legally' residing at the premises for at least one year (as is the requirement for getting a passport), are conveniently forgotten. "I am yet to come across a person who managed to get his passport (either through Tatkal or the regular route) without paying a bribe to the local policeman," said Rajesh Dubey a resident of Gachibowli who himself had to shell out Rs 500 to speed up the police verification process for his passport last year.
Officials at the RPO are only too keen to agree with such claims. In fact, in reply to an RTI application filed by a resident recently, the RPO clearly pointed out how police verifications were not being completed on time, leading to a severe loss in revenue for the department.
Bihar Police: Patna Police unearthfake Glucose-D unit
PATNA: The Patna Police on Thursday unearthed a factory engaged in manufacturing fake Glucose-D at Post Office Lane under Sultanganj police station.
Police sources said that acting on a tip-off that fake Glucose-D was being sold by some medicine dealers on Govind Mitra Road under Pirbahore police station, a police team led by Pirbahore police station SHO Asrar Ahmad carried out a raid at K C Pharma and Shyam Health Centre there.
City SP, Patna, Shivdeep Lande said that while police seized one carton of Glucose-D from K C Pharma, they recovered 17 cartons from Shyam Health centre. He said that police arrested Ashish Kumar Jaiswal, Vinod Kumar and Rama Shankar Jaiswal in this connection. The price of the seized Glucose-D is yet to be ascertained, he added.
The City SP said that during the raid, the police team came to know that Rama Shanker Jaiswal runs a fake Glucose-D factory at Post Office Lane in Sultanganj area. Later, on Thursday evening, the City SP himself carried out a raid at the factory. Police seized a huge quantity of raw material, Glucose-D packets, packaging machine, weighing machine, a large quantity of wrappers besides 24 bags of powder from the manufacturing unit.
Meanwhile, another raid carried out by Pirbahore police station SHO Asrar Ahmad at a shop, Fashion Times, behind Patna Market, resulted in recovery of a large number of locally made watches being sold in the name of reputed companies.
The City SP said that the police team seized 16 watches, 127 pieces of dial, 200 pieces of coil, 442 pieces of EPV and 14 pieces of half-made watches. He said that one Raquib, a resident of Sultanganj, has been arrested in this connection.
Police sources said that acting on a tip-off that fake Glucose-D was being sold by some medicine dealers on Govind Mitra Road under Pirbahore police station, a police team led by Pirbahore police station SHO Asrar Ahmad carried out a raid at K C Pharma and Shyam Health Centre there.
City SP, Patna, Shivdeep Lande said that while police seized one carton of Glucose-D from K C Pharma, they recovered 17 cartons from Shyam Health centre. He said that police arrested Ashish Kumar Jaiswal, Vinod Kumar and Rama Shankar Jaiswal in this connection. The price of the seized Glucose-D is yet to be ascertained, he added.
The City SP said that during the raid, the police team came to know that Rama Shanker Jaiswal runs a fake Glucose-D factory at Post Office Lane in Sultanganj area. Later, on Thursday evening, the City SP himself carried out a raid at the factory. Police seized a huge quantity of raw material, Glucose-D packets, packaging machine, weighing machine, a large quantity of wrappers besides 24 bags of powder from the manufacturing unit.
Meanwhile, another raid carried out by Pirbahore police station SHO Asrar Ahmad at a shop, Fashion Times, behind Patna Market, resulted in recovery of a large number of locally made watches being sold in the name of reputed companies.
The City SP said that the police team seized 16 watches, 127 pieces of dial, 200 pieces of coil, 442 pieces of EPV and 14 pieces of half-made watches. He said that one Raquib, a resident of Sultanganj, has been arrested in this connection.
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