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🚨 **CAUGHT RED-HANDED: Anti-Corruption Unit Nabs Bribe-Taking Police Officer at Bus Stand**

In a major anti-corruption operation, the Lokayukta (anti-corruption authority) arrested **Acting ASI Ravindra Kumar Guru**, posted at Kasrawad Police Station in Khargone district, for accepting a **₹7,000 bribe** — caught in the act on Friday.

The trap was set following a complaint by **Shyamlal Upadhyay (69)**, who alleged the officer had demanded **₹20,000** to resolve a case filed against him — later negotiating it down to ₹10,000. The Lokayukta team closed in the moment the bribe changed hands at the bus stand.

The accused was reportedly so rattled by the sudden arrest that he visibly lost control — photos and videos are already spreading rapidly across social media, sending shockwaves through the police department.

⚖️ A strong message against corruption — no uniform protects the corrupt.

📰 Read the full report: https://www.freepressjournal.in/indore/mp-news-cop-caught-red-handed-taking-a-7k-bribe-by-lokayukta-police-in-khargone

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A man was in trouble over a liquor case. He went to the police for help. Sub-Inspector Pawan Kumar Ram told him - Rs 1 lakh and I'll make it go away.

He couldn't afford that. Negotiated it down to Rs 15,000 as a first instalment.

The ACB caught the officer the moment he accepted the money. At his own quarters. In uniform. On duty.

Not a criminal. Not someone from outside the system. The person the system put in charge of the case, selling its outcome to the highest bidder.

And this is just one of six trap cases in Jharkhand this year alone. Six in under three months.

For every officer caught, how many are still collecting.

Source: https://www.socialnews.xyz/2026/03/12/police-inspector-panchayat-secretary-arrested-in-separate-bribery-cases-in-jharkhand/

A garage owner in Udaipur was just trying to run his business. Then four policemen showed up. They accused him of dismantling stolen vehicles, employing minors, evading GST. No proof. Just threats. Pay us Rs 50,000 every month, or we shut you down.

He negotiated them down to Rs 20,000. He went to the Anti-Corruption Bureau instead. They set a trap. Constable Nagendra Singh walked right into it, caught accepting the bribe on the spot.
The other three - Sub-Inspector Shakti Singh, Head Constable Arjun Singh, and Constable Anil Meena are still absconding.

Four officers. A small business owner. A monthly extortion racket dressed up as law enforcement. One is caught. Three are running. And somewhere in Udaipur, other garage owners are probably still paying.

Source: https://theprint.in/india/rajasthan-acb-arrests-police-constable-while-accepting-bribe-of-rs-20000/2876731/

A father's son was in jail. He hired a lawyer to help him. That lawyer allegedly went straight to the police and helped them extort him instead. Rs. 5 lakh demanded. Negotiated down to Rs1.25 lakh. Recorded conversations of the lawyer pressuring the father to arrange the money for the same officers investigating his son.

The person paid to protect you from the system, working with the system to rob you. When the case caught up with them, the father filed an affidavit saying it was all a misunderstanding. The Bombay High Court didn't buy it. Refused to quash the FIR. Said corruption doesn't disappear because victims are pressured into silence.

Two people failed this man. The police who demanded the money. And the lawyer who collected it. One was supposed to uphold the law. The other was supposed to fight for it.

Neither did.

Source: https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/nagpur/corruption-fir-cant-be-quashed-after-compromise-bombay-hc/articleshow/129521162.cms

Raju Gupta was picked up from his home with no formal complaint filed against him. He was stripped and beaten inside a police station in front of his mother. The next day, he was dead. His mother filed the case. Then died six months later from the grief of what she had witnessed.

Eight years of a buried investigation, hostile witnesses, and officers protecting each other. A court finally convicted sub-inspector Anuj Sirohi this week and explicitly called out the deliberate effort to keep the truth hidden. Co-accused Anshul Pratap Singh was also sentenced.

The court named investigating officers Rajesh Kumar Pandey and Chaman Singh Chavda for deliberately conducting a flawed investigation that shielded the guilty. 17 police personnel were present that night. Most never faced a single consequence.
Justice came. Just eight years too late, and one mother short of a witness.

Source: https://theprint.in/india/8-yrs-on-justice-for-custodial-death-up-court-convicts-cop-indicts-police-for-collective-failure/2885182/

| A police constable in has been suspended and booked for allegedly telling a 25-year-old r**e survivor that her complaint would be acted upon only if she first met him in a hotel room and “had s*x with him”, police said.

The survivor recorded phone conversations in which constable Imran Khan, posted at Quarsi police station, allegedly told her: "If you send me a s*xy photo of yourself right now, I will get you clothes for Eid… come with me to the hotel. We share the same religion… I will send him to jail and get a case registered against him; in return, you will have to sleep with me," the constable allegedly told her.
He further said, "Swear on the Quran, if you tell this to anyone, I will die…
I will not let any action be taken; on the contrary, I will send you to jail."

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