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Mumbai Crime: Two constables extort Rs 4,000 from commuters, booked

Took digital camera and a perfume bottle from the complainants, who mistakenly entered a divyang coach

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The Bandra Government Railway Police (GRP) have booked two constables for allegedly extorting money from two men who mistakenly entered the local train compartment reserved for differently-abled persons. The incident took place on June 30 after Deepak Dixit and his friend Atul Dixit, employees of a call centre in Delhi, boarded a local at Vile Parle around 2 pm. They were in Mumbai on a work-related trip and were headed to for Bandra Terminus to catch a train back to Delhi when the constables saw them in the reserved compartment.

The constables, S S Varjekar and J B Kedar, allegedly made them alight at Santacruz station and took them to the GRP cabin. "In the cabin, the constables abused us and threatened to take us to court the next day. They then checked our luggage and took Rs 4,000 in cash, digital camera and a perfume bottle from us after which they let us go," read the complaint, which Deepak and Atul emailed to the GRP on July 1 upon reaching Delhi.

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