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Home / Punjab / Faridkot Dsp Of Punjab Women Cell Caught Offering Rs 1 Lakh Bribe To Cancel Corruption Case Against Him Arrested

Punjab women cell DSP in Faridkot caught offering Rs 1 lakh bribe to quash graft case, arrested

Rajan Pal was posted in Crime Against Women Cell
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, Updated At : 10:17 AM Jul 04, 2025 IST
DSP Rajan Pal.

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DSP Rajan Pal, posted in Crime Against Women Cell in Faridkot, has been arrested after being caught attempting to bribe senior officials.

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Rajan Pal was booked under the Prevention of Corruption Act following allegations that he solicited a bribe from the family of a woman involved in a matrimonial dispute.

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The complaint was initially filed by Kiranjit Kaur of Pakka village. Her brother, Karmtej Singh, alleged that the DSP demanded Rs 1 lakh to act on their case. Despite the payment, no action was taken.

After the matter was escalated to Senior Superintendent of Police (SSP) Dr Pragya Jain, DSP Rajan Pal reportedly attempted to offer a Rs 1 lakh bribe to ASI Jaswinder Singh, the SSP’s reader, to suppress the complaint filed against him.

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