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Police ‘abduct’ Aligarh trader, thrash him; cop suspended

The police official in question had not taken permission to go to Aligarh and had left Bulandshahar district without any order to do so

Published on: Oct 02, 2021 09:17 PM IST
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A police inspector from Kotwali police station in Bulandshahr was suspended for taking a trader from Aligarh into custody and thrashing him. The police official in question had not taken permission to go to Aligarh and had left Bulandshahar district without any order to do so.

Police later threw the trader back from where he was picked up and beaten. (HT File Photo)
Police later threw the trader back from where he was picked up and beaten. (HT File Photo)

A case was registered at Harduaganj police station of Aligarh where the victim trader was thrown back after being ‘abducted’ and thrashed by police inspector Ajay Kumar and his associates. The Aligarh police have begun a probe in the matter.

Meanwhile, the Bulandshahr police got the matter probed after allegations were levelled against the inspector. Ajay Kumar was posted at Kotwali Nagar police station of Bulandshahr, said Bulandshahr SSP Santosh Kumar Singh.

“The matter relates to a case registered at Kotwali Nagar police station in Bulandshahar on September 16 as Crime No. 1398/2021. The case was lodged by Rajeev Kumar Sharma, a resident of Bulandshahar against Abhishek Tiwari, a trader in Aligarh, after a cheque of 6,60,000 issued by Tiwari, in favour of complainant Sharma, bounced.

“Yet, Ajay Kumar allegedly had trader Abhishek Tiwari in custody for no valid reason and tortured him on Thursday night. These allegations were probed and were found to be true and as such inspector Ajay Kumar was suspended,” said the SSP Bulandshahr.

The matter created resentment in Aligarh as trader Abhishek Tiwari was virtually ‘abducted’ by Ajay Kumar and others, who came to Tiwari’s factory in Aligarh on Thursday night. Tiwari was beaten up as he came out of the factory in Harduaganj.

It is reported that the in-charge of local police post in Harduaganj had reached the spot to stop the attack but was outnumbered and told that it was a police raid.

 
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Hemendra Chaturvedi

Hemendra Chaturvedi is based in Agra serving as an Assistant Editor, covering districts of Agra and Aligarh division of western Uttar Pradesh. He has been with HT since 1992 and has completed three decades of association with HT.

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