Absconding UP IPS officer surrenders in court, sent to jail
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Lucknow, Jan 28 : Absconding IPS officer Arvind Sen has surrendered before a Lucknow court in a criminal case related to duping a Madhya Pradesh businessman.
The court remanded him to judicial custody till February 9 after he surrendered on Wednesday evening.
Arvind Sen is slated to retire from the police services on January 31.
On January 6, the police had announced a reward of Rs 50,000 for any information leading to the arrest of suspended deputy inspector general, Arvind Sen, who had been evading the police since his name figured in a multi-crore tender scam in the state animal husbandry department.
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The Crime Branch-Criminal Investigation Department (CB-CID) on Monday informed the Madras High Court of having completed the investigation in a case against DMK MP S. Jagathrakshakan for alleged forgery in purchase of shares of Chrome Leather Company Private Limited in 1995.
Appearing before Justice N. Sathish Kumar, Advocate General Vijay Narayan and State Public Prosecutor A. Natarajan submitted that even a draft chargesheet was ready in the case. They sought permission of the court to file it before the judicial magistrate concerned in accordance with the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.PC).
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Police have posted court order declaring them proclaimed absconder at the residences of Mani Lal Patidar and Arvind Sen. Sources said that if they remained absconding, then police would move court again to seek attachment of their properties. December 27, 2020 4:48:33 am
Uttar Pradesh Police on Saturday said that they are conducting raids to trace two IPS officers wanted in criminal cases and declared “proclaimed offenders” by courts.
While former Mahoba superintendent of police Mani Lal Patidar is wanted in connection with the death of a trader, former Deputy Inspector General (Provincial Armed Constabulary) Arvind Sen is wanted in connection with multi-crore tender scam in animal husbandry department.
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