Navi Mumbai: Kharghar police are looking for automatic rickshaw drivers, because they attacked a police officer on duty, Traffic Kharghar Chowki, with an iron rod, causing an injury to his hand, on the night of January 11.
Constable Constable Constable Rakesh Ghadge (34) has registered FIR against the driver of the car that is accused, which is not known, because the automatic becak confiscated by the police registered in the name of a woman, who claimed that she had given a rickshaw based on rent.
In accordance with FIR, Ghadge is on duty on January 11.
Around 11:50 a.m., an unknown man wearing a car driver’s uniform, armed with an iron rod, entering Chowki’s traffic, under the Kharghar flyover in the Highway and suddenly attacked the Ghadge, which protected himself but still suffered an injury His hand.
In defense, Ghadge kicked the man, who fell.
Hearing chaos, the Ghadge Constable Manoj Patil colleague came to save him.
But the attackers ran across the highway towards a three-star hotel.
The police chased him, but he escaped taking advantage of darkness.
Ghadge then saw the Autorickshaw, which had a machine, parked on a highway near Chowki at Panvel Lane.
Therefore, assuming that the automatic rickshaw belongs to the attacker, Ghadge checks it and finds a knife under the chair.
The Ghadge then checked the automatic registration number on the e-Challan engine and found that the automatic rickshaw was served by an e-challan of Rs 1500 at 7:05 a.m.
on the day, for traffic violations.
Therefore, Ghadge realized that the driver of the car was disturbed by serving e-challan and therefore he attacked him.
Ghadge called the police from the Kharghar police station, which captured the knife and automatic rickshaw.
After that, Kharghar police registered an attacker under the IPC part 324 because it voluntarily caused dangerous wounds or means, part 332 because it voluntarily caused the wound to prevent public servants from his duties, and criminal forces to deter the public or criminal servants from the duty dismissal.