A Jammu and Kashmir Police Sub -Inspector dodged the trap kept by the CBI at RS Pura police station in connection with the alleged corruption case. Jammu District SSP Joginder Singh confirmed that the CBI had laid a trap, but Sub Inspector Mohammad Bashir Malik managed to escape. “Not only CBI, we are also looking for him,” he said.
Sub Inspector Malik arrested the former sarpanch of Gharana Panchayat Gordal Singh in connection with the death of a 38 -year -old Pooja Devi. Post -mortem and FSL reports rejected any poison injury or scar in his body. Singh’s relatives accused Malik of trying to frame him to withdraw him.
According to the police, Malik, who was due to retiring in months, was arrested in March after a month of hunting. Police said that he was booked under Section 319 (cheating by individual), 318 (cheating or dishonesty was motivated by cheating or dishonesty to give any property to any person), 309 (robbery) and 61 (criminal conspiracy). After spending 15 days in police custody and two days in judicial custody, he was released on bail and was associated with the district police lines in Jammu and then posted at RS Pura police station.
Sources said that on 28 April, Pooja Devi was taken by her husband Kulvir Singh to Ruma Purma Hospital in a car operated by Gurdal Singh, when her condition deteriorated. Later, she died in the hospital. Singh is the cousin of Pooja’s husband and was called by his mother -in -law, Gurdal Singh’s brother -in -law Gurmeet Singh said. Pooja Devi’s father and other relatives then accused her in -laws of giving poison. Subsequently, the police started the inquiry proceedings and sub -inspector Malik was appointed as the investigating officer.
However, a few days later the postmortem report and Viskera analysis refused to play any dishonesty in Pooja Devi’s death, Gurmeet Singh said that Malik then registered a cedar against the deceased’s in -laws and Gurdal Singh.
Gurmeet Singh said that about 10 days ago, Pooja’s father called Gordal Singh at his friend’s house in money for “Ek Samajya” and Malik arrested him “very for his surprise”. Gurmeet alleged that Malik “started demanding money from his family to remove his name from the case”.
The family then approached the CBI officials who decided to lay a trap for Nab Malik after a preliminary investigation. According to the plan, Gurmeet said that he gave Rs 50,000 cash to Malik on Friday evening, as RS Pura as the first installment inside the police station. He claimed that when the CBI officials went inside the police station, “Roshni suddenly went out” and Malik, with money, disappeared.
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