AHMEDABAD: In a primary, the Gujarat Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) can have a DNA test performed on an accused in an attempt to clinch a graft case.
Chandrakant Joshi, the variability woodland officer of Dantiwada Normal Range in Banaskantha, has been accused of accepting a bribe of Rs 12,000 — on sighting an ACB birthday party, on Tuesday, Joshi had attempted to swallow six currency notes.
However, the ACB officers controlled to yank the notes out of his mouth. They have approached a courtroom in the hunt for permission to have Joshi’s DNA pattern tested for a fit along with his DNA pattern discovered at the notes. “We have taken on file the fact that the blue color of the powder applied through the ACB at the notes was present in Joshi’s mouth,” mentioned deputy superintendent of police, ACB, D P Chudasma. ACB officers showed that right through a seek performed later at Joshi’s quarters, positioned close to the website online of the trap, they discovered Rs 13.75 lakh.
According to ACB assets, they had won a complaint that Joshi had demanded Rs 12,000 monthly from the owner of a tractor-trolley who used to transport picket from the woodland house. “We laid a trap on Tuesday and sent the complainant with the bribe quantity in currency notes peppered with blue powder.
We had put in an audio recording device at the complainant,” an ACB reputable mentioned.
Chandrakant Joshi, the variability woodland officer of Dantiwada Normal Range in Banaskantha, has been accused of accepting a bribe of Rs 12,000 — on sighting an ACB birthday party, on Tuesday, Joshi had attempted to swallow six currency notes.
However, the ACB officers controlled to yank the notes out of his mouth. They have approached a courtroom in the hunt for permission to have Joshi’s DNA pattern tested for a fit along with his DNA pattern discovered at the notes. “We have taken on file the fact that the blue color of the powder applied through the ACB at the notes was present in Joshi’s mouth,” mentioned deputy superintendent of police, ACB, D P Chudasma. ACB officers showed that right through a seek performed later at Joshi’s quarters, positioned close to the website online of the trap, they discovered Rs 13.75 lakh.
According to ACB assets, they had won a complaint that Joshi had demanded Rs 12,000 monthly from the owner of a tractor-trolley who used to transport picket from the woodland house. “We laid a trap on Tuesday and sent the complainant with the bribe quantity in currency notes peppered with blue powder.
We had put in an audio recording device at the complainant,” an ACB reputable mentioned.
Ahmedabad ACB pulls off ‘nahin khaane dunga’ op
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