Bengaluru Cop Suspended For Forcing Young Man To Drink Urine: Report
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According to a senior police officer, sub-inspector Harish KN has been suspended after a departmental inquiry. He has been charged with 'dereliction of duty and not registering a complaint'.
A police sub-inspector has been suspended after he had allegedly manhandled a young man and forced him to drink urine in Bengaluru.
According to a senior police officer, sub-inspector Harish KN has been suspended after a departmental inquiry. He has been charged with 'dereliction of duty and not registering a complaint'.
Bengaluru's Byatarayanapura area was tense a few days ago after the policeman allegedly compelled a 23-year old to drink urine.
The tension in the locality and the complaint by the young man's relative forced the superiors to initiate an inquiry against the sub-inspector posted at the Byatarayanapura police station.
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