Archive · 31 Jul 2025
Moga Inspector Declared PO, Booked Again Over Bribe Allegations
Imagine a police officer, Arshpreet Kaur Grewal, was accused of taking money to let drug dealers go free.
She didn't show up when the court told her to.
Because of this, the court said she's a 'proclaimed offender', meaning they can't find her.
The court then told the police to start a new case against her, based on a new law.
This case is about not showing up in court after being told to, adding to the accusations she already faces.
Moga Police inspector Arshpreet Kaur Grewal has been declared a proclaimed offender.
A local court ordered a fresh FIR against Grewal.
The FIR is under section 209 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).
The court's order was issued on July 2.
Grewal is accused of accepting a bribe to release drug peddlers.
- Who
- Inspector Arshpreet Kaur Grewal is the subject of the court order.
- What
- A Moga court declared Inspector Arshpreet Kaur Grewal a proclaimed offender and ordered a fresh FIR.
- When
- The court order was issued on July 2.
- Where
- Moga, India.
- Why
- Grewal failed to appear in court after being summoned.
- Accused
- Inspector Arshpreet Kaur Grewal
- Court Action
- Declared Proclaimed Offender
- New FIR
- Ordered by the court
- Original Accusation
- Accepting a bribe
- Bribe Allegation
- Rs 5 lakh
- Legal Section
- Section 209 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS)
- Court Date
- July 2
