A Deputy Executive Engineer (Deputy EE) of Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd (MSEDCL) was caught red-handed by Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) Nagpur on Tuesday while accepting a bribe of Rs 30,000/-. The official demanded the bribe to accept a completion report of High Tension (HT) Line work to the contractor, ACB officials said.
Deputy EE Gajanan Baliram Dabre (54) was posted at Khapa sub-station of MSEDCL in Saoner tehsil. Dabre will be produced in the court on Wednesday by ACB. An ACB official informed that the contractor had shifted three HT Lines from residential area. He approached Dabre and submitted a completion report. To accept the report, Dabre demanded Rs 30,00/- bribe to him. The contractor then approached ACB Nagpur and lodged a complaint. The ACB officials verified the demand and laid a trap. Dabre was arrested red-handed by ACB officials on Tuesday while accepting the bribe in his office.
An offence under provisions of Prevention of Corruption Act was registered at Khapa police station against Dabre. Under the guidance of Superintendent of Police (SP) Rashmi Nandedkar, Addl SP Milind Totre, the arrest was made by DySP Sandip Jagtap and staff including Pravin Padole, Laxman Parteti, Amol Menghere, Dipali Bhagat, Pramod Pimpalkar and others.
By Dheeraj Fartode Maharashtra's Director General of Police (DGP) Pravin Dixit has rejected the report into the spat between Collector and Superintendent of Police in Bhandara, that had stirred hornet’s nest among the Indian Police Service (IPS) cadre in State. Principal Secretary (Revenue) Manu Kumar Srivastava was appointed by State Government to probe the matter and he had submitted the report to Government and made certain recommendations. One of the recommendation which Srivastava made was to delegated powers of writing annual confidential records (ACRs) of SP's to District Collector. This particular recommendation had the IPS cadre seething with anger as they claimed it an unwarranted intrusion on their powers. DGP Pravin Dixit DGP Dixit when contacted by The Hitavada to ascertain his views said he had read the report and found it to be totally one sided. Further he disclosed that the particular recommendation about ACR was also summarily rejected. Dixit said ...
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