Superintendent of police (SP) Swarn Prabhat is determined to improve law and order in Motihari, and he's willing to take tough measures to ensure accountability within his team.
Sagar Suraj
MOTIHARI: Motihari Police are facing hard times of late. Although 48 hours is not enough to catch accused persons practically if they are fleeing, yet Motihari police have to show its performances or else the preparation to let the axe fall on them will begin.
Superintendent of police (SP) of Bihar’s East Champaran district Swarn Prabhat, who hit the headlines ever since he joined Motihari is likely to spare none if he finds any laxity in any case by any officials. No matter if they are SDPO or SHO or any one.
In the run up of SP’s exemplary actions to improve law and order, he served show cause notice to circle inspector and SDPO, Areraj holding the salary of Pahadpur SHO.
This came after a police team was deadly attacked by some people injuring two of them seriously, when the police team had gone to recover and investigate a girl’s abduction case.
Piqued over the incident, SP threatened accused persons to surrender before court within 24 hours or be ready to face property confiscation. Besides, he also served show cause and held up salary to his men for ‘inordinate delays’ in arresting culprits involved in this attack.
Motihari police are facing tough times after a police team was attacked while investigating a girl's abduction case, leaving two officers seriously injured.
Superintendent of Police Swarn Prabhat is taking strong action, serving show-cause notices to the Circle Inspector and SDPO, Areraj, and even holding up the salary of Pahadpur SHO.
The SP has given the accused 24 hours to surrender or face property confiscation. He's also slammed his own team for "inordinate delays" in arresting the culprits, citing the lack of progress 48 hours after the incident. This isn't the first time Prabhat has taken bold action; he previously issued a show-cause notice to the Station House Officer (SHO) over the RPF inspector case.
High Lights
- Show-cause notices: Issued to Circle Inspector, SDPO, and SHO
- Salary hold-up: Pahadpur SHO's salary withheld
- Ultimatum to accused: Surrender within 24 hours or face property confiscation
- Previous action: Show-cause notice to SHO over RPF inspector case
It's clear that Superintendent of police Swarn Prabhat is determined to improve law and order in Motihari, and he's willing to take tough measures to ensure accountability within his team.
Not only this, Swarn Prabhat had slapped a show cause notice to Station house officer (SHO) town on Wednesday RPF inspector case citing the reason of show-cause as ‘inordinate delay’ in arresting the fleeing inspector.
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