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Cop posing as fake suspect in court gets booked by Daund Police
Updated On: 18 August, 2019 11:31 AM IST | Maharashtra | Chaitraly Deshmukh
A police officer impersonating as a fake suspect before the court landed in trouble as he was booked under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code of Cheating and fake impersonation

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A case of cheating has been registered by the Daund Police station against a police officer who posed as a fake suspect before the court. The incident came to light after the court clerk (Nazar) identified as Ganesh Raut lodged a First Information Report against the accused identified as Sub Inspector S S Londe, attached to Railway Security Force at Daund. He has been booked under relevant sections of the Indian Penal Code of Cheating and fake impersonation.
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Senior Inspector Sunil Mahadik of Daund police station, investigating the case stated, "On July 8, a suspect name Indrajeet Yadav, president of Balajinagar in Daund was booked for public nuisance in the Duranto Express train between Pune to Daund. The ticket collector S K Vairagi penalized Indrajeet Yadav with a fine of Rs 2,170 and handed him over to the Railway police after which he was produced before the court but released on bail."


