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Boozy cop caught in cabaret act!

An inebriated Deputy Superintendent of Police created a big hullabaloo by taking off his uniform and dancing nude in front of people on a busy road in Allahabad.

Updated on: Jun 27, 2006, 16:09:00 IST
None | By , Lucknow
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An inebriated Deputy Superintendent of Police created a big hullabaloo by taking off his uniform and dancing nude in front of people on a busy road in Allahabad.

The incident occurred at Johnsonganj crossing where the officer, R.P. Singh, down with many pegs of whiskey, started teasing young women. He seemed out of his senses as he was jumping like a monkey and roaring like a lion before pouncing on passing women. His awful behaviour terrified many passers-by.

Not content with this rowdyism, the officer further shocked the public by taking off his pants, showing his organ although covered with underwear. He then went a step further when someone in the crowd shouted, "Sahib cabaret bhi kariye”. (Sir, please perform a cabaret also!)

On this the man tried to take off his underwear. But some sensible citizens rushed forth and stopped him from doing so by saying, "Saheb yeh na kariyewarna police badnaam ho jayegi." (Please don’t do this otherwise the police department would be disgraced).

However, some shutterbugs captured the DSP without his pants on.

Surprisingly, his superiors in Allahabad ignored his antics. But when the news reached Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police, he directed Allahabad police authorities to immediately sack the offending officer from service for outrageous behaviour and insult to uniform.

The Director General has also issued a fresh directive warning policemen not to drink in public. Dire action would be taken against those indulging in any kind of reprehensible behaviour.

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Under the police code, a policeman is prohibited to drink when on duty.

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