The incident took place during a vehicle checking operation in Nawada. Police personnel reportedly stopped a car and detained three people, claiming they were intoxicated. Soon after, the situation turned into an alleged kidnapping case, and a ransom demand of ₹5 lakh was made.

The victims informed their family, who later paid ₹1.5 lakh to secure release of the vehicle and individuals. Investigation later revealed the involvement of police officials in the extortion.

Following a complaint, Jamui police arrested four accused, including two inspectors. Cash and the vehicle used in the incident were also recovered during the investigation.

Authorities have confirmed that strict action will be taken against all involved personnel. The case has triggered public concern over misuse of police power and corruption within the system.

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The crime took place in Patna when Bihar policemen robbed a young man who was travelling towards Patna Junction. The victim, Sudhir Kumar, was stopped during a routine patrol. He was abused, beaten, and ₹2,300 was snatched from him.

On Tuesday, a special monitoring court of the Patna Civil Court delivered its verdict. A Jamadar and three policemen were sentenced to three years of rigorous imprisonment. Each of the four convicts was also fined ₹10,000.

The convicted officers were then-Assistant Sub-Inspector Vidyanand Yadav, constables Naushad and Moti Ram, and driver Virendra Kumar. The incident occurred in September 2017 during a night patrol.

After the attack, the victim filed a complaint at Gandhi Maidan police station. An investigation was conducted, and strong evidence was presented before the court.

The judgment sends a clear message that misuse of power will not be tolerated.

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The incident occurred under Gandhi Maidan police station limits. According to reports, the money was recovered from Kishore Raut, a resident of Budhha Colony, near J.P. Golambar. Instead of reporting the full amount, the Sub-Inspector allegedly manipulated records and had Raut sign a plain statement declaring he had only ₹2.5 lakh. This sum was returned, and he was released.

When higher officials learned of the irregularities, they intervened. SSP Kartikeya Sharma suspended the officer late Tuesday night. Investigations are ongoing to confirm whether the seized cash was indeed ₹20 lakh.

Authorities are verifying all details, and if the allegations are confirmed, an FIR will be filed against the Sub-Inspector. The case has sparked serious questions about accountability and transparency within the police force.

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