Gujrat Police: modi-IPS sanjeev bhatt case: Bhatt under threat, says wife, BJP backs arrest

Click to play video New Delhi: A day after the arrest of suspended IPS officer Sanjeev Bhatt, his wife Shweta Bhatt on Saturday alleged that he was under threat and was not being allowed to meet his lawyer. Shweta Bhatt, the wife of the cop, has written a letter to the top cops and senior government officials in this regard. In the letter, Shweta pointed that her husband had been "surprisingly shifted to the City Crime Branch which has bad reputation of fake encounters". She added that the branch was directly under the control of the present Chief Minister. Bhatt, who had accused Chief Minister Narendra Modi of abetting the 2002 riots, was arrested on Friday. He has been charged with forgery and conspiracy.

The arrest came after one of his juniors, K D Pant, alleged that Bhatt had forced him to file a false affidavit against Modi. The affidavit had said that Bhatt was present at the February 27, 2002 meeting at which Modi had allegedly told the police to go slow on the rioters. Search operations were also conducted by the police at the residence of the suspended officer. Bhatt, however, refused to comment on the arrest saying, "I cannot say anything right now as I am in police custody. It is not the right time. If I want I can say lot of things but would not like to comment. It is now for media to decide what is right and what is wrong." Meanwhile, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has justified Bhatt's arrest. Gujarat party in-charge Balbir Punj said, "The arrest is absolutely justified. Just because you've abused Narendra Modi, it doesn't buy immunity from law. If you've broken the law, you must be willing to face consequences."

Police Seminars: CBI Seminars/workshops: सीबीआई का इस महीने का कोर्स क्लेंडर...

◄October 2011► Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sep 25 26 Investigation of Homicide Cases including Custodial Crime and Capsule on Human Rights (4+1 Days) 27 28 29 30 Oct 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Investigation of Insurance Frauds (4+1 Days) Investigation Of Cyber Crime Cases (4+1 Days) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 Investigation of Procurement and Contract Frauds (4+1 Days) Orientation Course for SsP/DISG (4+1 Days) Course on Special Crime (4+1 Days) 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Investigation of Suicide/Homocide Cases (4+1 Days) Course On Anti-corruption (4+1 Days) Nov

Police Appointments: CBI : SHRI K.SALEEM ALI JOINS AS ADDITIONAL DIRECTOR, CBI....

Shri K.Saleem Ali, an IPS Officer of 1978 Batch (Manipur-Tripura Cadre) today took over as Additional Director in the Central Bureau of Investigation in New Delhi. Before joining CBI, he was Director General of Police in Tripura.

Shri K Saleem Ali Shri Ali has earlier held several important positions in Anti Corruption, Special Crimes, Administration, Special Unit & other Divisions / Zones in CBI from 1988 to 1999 and 2006 to 2009 including the post of Joint Director, DIG and SP. He has been associated with the investigations of a number of sensitive cases, including those entrusted to CBI by the Supreme Court and High Courts that ended in convictions of the accused persons. Shri Ali has held various positions in Tripura, as Superintendent of Police of North Tripura, South Tripura & West Tripura and in Special Branch. He has served as IGP (Armed Police, Operations and Law & Order). He has also served as IGP in Indo Tibetan Border Police at Dehradun & New Delhi. He was awarded Bronze, Silver and Gold Discs during his tenure in ITBP. Shri K.Saleem Ali, a Post Graduate in Chemistry and M.B.A (International Finance) is doing Ph.D in Conflict Management. He has been decorated with the Police Medal for Meritorious Service and the President's Police Medal for Distinguished Service. ***

WB Police: Police Revolt: पश्चिम बंगाल सरकार ने ली राहत की सांस, as IRB jawans end strike...

In a huge relief to the West Bengal government, agitating India Reserve Battalion (IRB) personnel -- engaged in anti-Maoist operations in Junglemahal -- withdrew their stir on Thursday evening. They were on hunger strike since Wednesday demanding, among other things, more leave and transfer from Junglemahal. The move followed a visit of DG (Armed Police) Gautam Mohan Chakrabarti, who assured them that their grievances would be considered.

Sources said the government had been badly shaken by the near-revolt of the state para-military force and suspected outside provocation. Alarmed, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee decided to send Chakrabarti to Shilda in West Midnapore to quell the protest. "Things are normal now. They have withdrawn their hunger strike," Chakrabarti told The Indian Express from the IRB's Shilda camp. He said that he would submit a report to the state government on Friday. "No uniformed force can be allowed such an indisciplined act,'' Chief Secretary Samar Ghosh said. Trouble started last week when 13 jawans of the Shilda camp were sent for security duty in Naxalite-affected Junglemahal. The jawans said the situation there required more forces.

When their request was refused, they took leave without taking permission. The authorities then cancelled their leave and issued show-cause notices against them. This prompted about 50 Shilda jawans to start a hunger strike. They demanded more leave, transfer from Junglemahal, promotions and more service facilities. Raising slogans, they demanded that either the chief minister or her representative come and talk to them. In an unprecedented move, they covered their faces and held press conferences. Senior officers were even stopped from entering the camp.

Maharastra Police: Police Achievements: महिलाओं ने फिर दिखाया दम, उज्जवला पवार बनी पहली डिस्ट्रिक्ट गर्वनमेंट प्लीडर..

PUNE: The row over the appointment of the district government pleader (DGP) and public prosecutor (PP) has finally come to an end with the state law and judiciary department nominating lawyer Ujjwala Pawar for the coveted post. Pawar on Friday took charge of her new appointment from the outgoing DGP Sadanand Deshmukh. She is the first woman officer to become a DGP. Pawar was earlier the additional public prosecutor (APP).

The issue of nominating the DGP had been pending with the government since the last two years. There were several prosecutors in the race for the post. The decision to appoint Pawar was finally considered by the department on August 30. Pawar holds a degree in commerce and has done masters in law. She started practicing at civil and criminal law in 1987. She was appointed as APP in 2000. Pawar has secured conviction in a number of sensational murder cases like, Dr Deepak Mahajan, hotelier Chandrakant Khaire, call centre employee Vidya Ghorpade and her son. She has been appointed as a special public prosecutor to conduct trial in organised crime cases under the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act. She is also representing MSEDCL as a special prosecutor at Ichalkaranji. Pawar secured 17 convictions in 2011. Her appointment as the DGP is for three years. Her priority as head of the prosecutors in the district is to improve the conviction rate. The DGP plays a key role in giving advice to top government officers. Meanwhile, Vidya Mishra took charge as the new registrar of the district and sessions court on Friday.

Maharastra Police: Police Achievements: महाराष्ट्र पुलिस एकेडमी के 106 साल के इतिहास में पहली बार रचा इतिहास, महिला ट्रेनी PSI को मिली Sword of Honour....

IGREW up in Shivajinagar police line. The best thing my father did was he always told me the job of cop is an opportunity to serve the country and made me believe I can be a police officer if I work hard,” said a proud Kalpana Sawant, the first woman in the history of 106 years of Maharashtra Police Academy in Nashik to be awarded the Sword of Honour, given to the best trainee police sub-inspector in the batch.

Kalpana (23), who joined the Pune police as a staffer through a recruitment drive in 2006, said, “I always aspired to be an officer. After Class XII, I joined as a police staffer because the drive was on and I met all requirements. After serving for three years, I decided to pursue a degree in political science and simultaneously prepare for competitive exam for police sub-inspector’s post.” Kalpana was awarded the Sword of Honour at the passing out parade of the Maharashtra Police Academy on Thursday. On Saturday, she was felicitated in Pune by DGP Ajit Parasnis. In 2010, Kalpana not only cracked the exam in the first attempt but also stood second among all girls who qualified. Her father Bhausaheb Sawant is an assistant sub-inspector with Swargate police and elder brother is a constable at Vishrantwadi police station. Her mother is a homemaker. The family is from Dingale village in Sawantwadi. “But I was born and brought up in Pune and attended Apte Prashala. My higher secondary education till Class XII was at Modern College. I completed BA in political science externally from the University of Pune and am pursuing MA in the same subject.”

Maharastra Police: कयासों पर लगा विराम, K. Subramaniam होंगे महाराष्ट्र के नए DGP...

The state’s senior-most Indian Police Service officer K Subramaniam has been appointed as the state's new police chief. The state home department on Monday cleared the way for his appointment as the state’s director general of police (DGP) and he will replace Ajit Parasnis, who

retires on September 30. Subramaniam, currently the director general of the anti-corruption bureau, belongs to the 1976 IPS batch. Known for his integrity, Subramaniam is one of the most respected officers in the force. He was born in 1952 in Hyderabad, and after completing Masters in in Zoology from Sri Venkateshwara University at Tirupati, he joined the Maharashtra cadre of the IPS in 1976. His first posting in the state was as additional superintendent of police, Islampur. After this, as superintendent of police, he was posted at Satara, Chandrapur and Pune. He served in the Central Bureau of Investigation, on deputation, as a deputy general of police. He was then posted as the additional commissioner of police (south region). Subramaniam has also served as a principal secretary in the state home department before he was transferred to the ACB two years ago.