India | A police officer was arrested on suspicion of requesting a bribe in exchange for official documents | CUAC

Civil Union - Follow-ups Authorities in the state of Arunachal Pradesh, northeastern India, announced the arrest of a police officer with the rank of assistant sub-inspector, suspected of requesting a bribe worth 150,000 Indian rupees from a citizen, in exchange for providing official documents he needed to file a claim for compensation for a traffic accident. According to Indian press reports, the officer, who was in charge of Chungkham Police Station, was caught during an operation carried out by the Anti-Corruption Bureau, while receiving 65 thousand Indian rupees of the claimed amount. The required documents include the report, the police report, and the autopsy report, which are documents related to the procedures for claiming compensation before the Vehicle Accident Claims Authority. Investigations into the case are still ongoing, according to published reports. Source: Northeast Live