In a major crackdown on corruption in Udaipur, Rajasthan, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) arrested a constable and a station officer for accepting bribes. The operation, carried out on March 22nd, involved a difficult task for the team.
What is the whole matter?
According to reports, Constable Bhalaram Patel and Mandwa Police Station Officer Nirmal Kumar Khatri were accused of demanding a bribe of ₹8 lakh in exchange for relief in a case. The victim complained to the ACB, following which a well-planned trap was laid.
I had to walk 5 kilometers
The ACB team did not find an easy way to catch the accused.
The team had to walk for about 5 kilometers.
The area was hilly and deserted.
Vehicles could not reach there.
Despite this, the team did not lose courage and continued moving forward silently.
Waiting hidden on the hill for 4 hours
The team hid on the hill and kept watch, waiting for the right moment.
The team remained hidden there for about 4 hours.
During this time they could not even get water
The operation continued despite the scorching sun and fatigue.
The accused were caught while taking bribe
As soon as the bribe amount was exchanged, the ACB team swung into action and caught both accused red-handed. The entire operation was conducted in utmost secrecy.
Further investigation underway
Following their arrest, the ACB is now interrogating both accused. It is also being investigated whether
Are there other people involved in this case?
Has such recovery been made before?
What message does this case give?
This action demonstrates that agencies are working vigorously against corruption. Despite difficult circumstances, the ACB team demonstrated patience and prudence in making the operation a success.
