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Retired ASI, cop booked for misplacing case files

Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, Updated At : 04:28 AM Nov 28, 2024 IST

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The Focal Point police on Tuesday registered a case against a retired assistant sub-inspector (ASI) and the then head constable (now ASI) for misplacing case files.

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They have been identified as the then head constable Sandeep Kumar (now ASI) posted as Nayab Court in Ludhiana Court Complex and a retired ASI, Bhupinder Singh, then posted at the Focal Point police station.

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Investigating officer ASI Surjit Kumar said a case was registered after inquiry and further probe was launched. Both of them faced action for misplacing the files pertaining to a theft case.

Notably, after inquiry in the case by the Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (ADCP), a probe report was sent for approval for the registration of a case to the office of DCP (Rural), who further sent the inquiry report to the Commissioner of Police, Ludhiana, recommending the registration of a case.

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