Accused of encounter threat, Panipat Sub-Inspector sent to police lines

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Panipat, Updated At : 09:05 AM Oct 26, 2025 IST

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Superintendent of Police (SP) Bhupender Singh has sent the CIA-1 in-charge, SI Sandeep Chahal, to the police lines for allegedly threatening a person with encounter.

The SP has ordered a departmental inquiry led by DSP Atma Ram. Ramphal, a resident of Nangla Par village, in his complaint to the SP, said he had a dispute on two acres agriculture land worth Rs 2.5 crore with his brother Azaad, but Chahal purchased it for just Rs 80 lakh. He further alleged that the Sub-Inspector threatened his son saying he had done several encounters earlier.

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