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ACP, CI, SI attached to HQ
Furious over demand for a bribe for the release of a transport truck, Commissioner of Police T Yoganand asked assistant commissioner J Rammohan Rao, circle inspector K Emmanneul Rak and sub-inspector K Appala Raju to surrender to the Commissioner Office with immediate effect. Constable Varma was suspended from the duty.
Visakhpatnam: Furious over demand for a bribe for the release of a transport truck, Commissioner of Police T Yoganand asked assistant commissioner J Rammohan Rao, circle inspector K Emmanneul Rak and sub-inspector K Appala Raju to surrender to the Commissioner Office with immediate effect. Constable Varma was suspended from the duty.
Highlights:
- Owner of the lorry, which is seized by Gajuwaka police, lodged a complaint with T Yoganand, Commissioner of Police, stating that the constable demanded money for the release of lorry
- Owner of the lorry, who happened to be a friend of the Commissioner, is perturbed over the demand for bribe
Top sources said owner of the lorry, which was seized by the Gajuwaka police, lodged a complaint with the Commissioner, stating that the constable demanded money for the release, the latter also said that ACP, CI and SI will have a share in the bribe money.
The lorry was seized after its driver Bandaru Kurma Rao was murdered on July 5. Kurma Rao, a resident of Vijayawada, brought a load of sand from Rajahmundry and unloaded at Autonagar.
He slept there in the night. Cleaner of the lorry Chinna Rao attacked him with a rod and killed him on the spot. Prior to his arrest, the lorry was seized by the police.
The owner of the lorry, who happened to be a friend of Commissioner, was perturbed over the demand for bribe and immediately informed him.
