Thane: Procecutor Public Premecuter Gharat appointed by the government in cases of extortion against former police chief Thane and IPS officers Param Bir Bir Singh, among others, on Tuesday alleged that the officers investigated the case protecting the defendant and avoiding charges in the 60-day mandatory submission , thus paving the way for the default default guarantee.
Overall, he said for reasons known by them, Thane police dragged their feet in all cases and did not provide assistance to special PP, he said.
Speaking to the media after appearing in court in this case, Ghārat said he had complained to the police commissioner of Jai Jeet Singh and the home department of the country about the handling of indifferent probes.
The Thane Nagar police station has registered a extortion case, among others, allegations, against Singh and 28 others for extortion and other crimes.
FIR was registered based on complaints by a 54-year-old Gluten Tanna, a dealer.
Tanna alleged that when Singh was Police Commissioner Thane between January 2018 and February 2019, the defendant extorted Hospital 1.25 Crore from him by calling him to the anti-extortion cell office and threatening to sing him in a serious criminal case.
They also squeezed more than RS 3 Crore from his friend and accused the bookie Sonu road in the same way.
Ghārat looks annoyed because of a loose attitude from Thane police officers.
“I have complained about Babasaheb Nikam’s investigative officer, who didn’t work with me or had told me about the progress of the probe.” He said that in a recognizable violation, when senior officers were involved, the police had obtained legal rights to arrest them.
“In this case they should be arrested and placed behind bars,” he said.
Ghārat said that during one of the recent hearings in court, IO was very present in court but did not give him a brief and did not even pay attention to him, the one who himself was a big insult.
He said someone who was accused of this case had filed a guarantee by default because 60 days had disappeared, and this would be decided by the court on Wednesday.