Chanchal went out to buy medicines when he misplaced his cell phone (Representational)
Hapur, Uttar Pradesh:
A person who went to a police station in Uttar Pradesh’s Hapur to file a grievance was left shocked by an uncommon demand from the cops. Chanchal Kumar, who misplaced his cell phone, went to the police station to file a grievance however he was informed by a police officer to convey one kilogram of ‘jalebis‘ first. Upset over his misplaced cellphone, the person had no different possibility however to fulfil the cop’s demand.
The incident occurred in Kanaur village, round 91 kms from state capital Lucknow, below Bahadurgarh police station limits. On Saturday night, Chanchal went out to buy medicines when he misplaced his cell phone. Regardless of a radical search, he was unable to search out it.
On the police station, after listening to his complainant, the cop requested him to both get Balushahi (a North-Indian candy) or scorching Jalebis for them.
When Mr Kumar sensed that the cop will not budge, he bought Jalebis from the store following which the police officer registered his grievance.
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Earlier this month, a sub-inspector posted in UP’s Kannauj was suspended for demanding “potatoes” as a bribe. Investigation revealed that the phrase “potato” was used as a code for bribe. The incident got here to mild after an alleged audio of the cop, Ram Kripal Singh, asking for a bribe to settle a case went viral on social media.
Days later, one other police officer was suspended for demanding a cooler as a bribe in Uttar Pradesh. Manish Kumar Prajapati – posted in jap Uttar Pradesh’s Mau district – was accused by a person of asking for a cooler and ₹ 6,000 as a bribe from his spouse. The person, Om Prakash Sharma from Katghara Shankar Village, additionally claimed Mr Prajapati abused his spouse on a cellphone name.
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(With inputs from Mohammad Adnan)
