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Patwari Halqa Sagam in Vigilance Net 1/14/2016 11:07:08 PM Early Times Report ANANTNAG, Jan 14: Vigilance Organization Kashmir caught red handed Patwari Halqa Sagam, Kokernag in Anantnag district while demanding and accepting a bribe amount of Rs 3000 from the complainant. According to sources, the Patwari Abdul Rashid Dar son of Mohammad Akbar Dar off Uterhal Peertakya Kokernag Patwari Halqa Sagam, demanded and accepted a bribe of Rs 3000 from the complainant. The complainant Reyaz Ahmad Bhat son of Abdul Gani Bhat of Naropora, Wutnard Kokernag today lodged a written complaint with Police Station Vigilance Organization Kashmir, stating therein that his father has purchased a chunk of land measuring 18 Marlas situated at Danewweth pora, Kokernag and asked Patwari Halqa Sagam, Kokernag to mutate the said land in favour of his father. The said Patwari in turn demanded bribe amount Rs 3000 from the complainant for preparation of the necessary documents. On receipt of the complaint, Case FIR No. 01/2016 P/S U/S 5 (2) J & K Prevention of Corruption Act Svt. 2006 r/w 161 RPC VOK was registered and investigation taken up. The trap team headed by Inspector Manzoor Ahmad (ABP) VOK laid a successful trap in which Patwari Halqa Sagam, Kokernag was caught red handed while demanding and accepting Rs 3000 as bribe from the complainant in presence of an independent witness.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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