SP City Sanjeev Bajpai himself did a reality check on how alert the police of Bijnor district is. However, the city Kotwali police of Bijnor itself failed in their reality check. SP City sat on the same bike and fired three rounds in front of the police picket, police station and police post, but still the police did not consider it appropriate to stop that vehicle. Then the policemen had to become victims of SP City’s anger. SP City ordered to deduct one day’s salary of three sub-inspectors and nine constables and also sought a written reply regarding the negligence.
Let us tell you that SP City Sanjeev Bajpai is often in the headlines for his working style. This time he took the class of his subordinates and saw how active they were on duty. On Thursday night he did a random checking of police stations and posts. For random checking, first SP City Sanjeev Bajpai informed about the theft of a TVS sports bike number UP-13 B 8992 to the police stations and posts of the city through wireless, walkie talkie.
SP City went out for checking without uniform
Then SP City Sanjeev Bajpai rode the same bike with a constable without uniform sitting behind and made three rounds in front of police pickets, police outposts and police stations across Bijnor city. During this time, the message of bike theft was also being flashed again and again, but SP City did not find police checking the vehicles at any place. Nor was his bike stopped at any police picket or check post. Not only this, neither any constable or inspector was seen trying to check the number of the bike.
Ordered to cut salaries of 12 policemen
Bijnor police proved to be lax in the random checking of SP City Sanjeev Bajpai. SP City looked very angry due to this. SP City Sanjeev Bajpai sought a written explanation from the constables and outpost in-charges posted at Awas Vikas Chowki, Civil Lines Chowki, Excise Chowki, Shastri Chowk Police Picket, St. Mary’s Police Picket, Phantom Mobile and Cobra Mobile for negligence in work. Also ordered to deduct one day’s salary of three sub-inspectors and nine constables.
