2 months ago
Missing Pension Money: Complaint Handled Illegally?
In a small village in India, some money meant for old people and people with disabilities went missing.
A postman named Gautam reported this to the police.
But instead of properly investigating, the police and some local leaders allegedly made the postman and a young boy admit they took the money by threatening them.
The young boy even made a video saying he was forced to confess.
People in the village are upset because they think the police should have properly investigated the case instead of settling it outside the law.
The police say the matter was resolved through discussions, but the villagers are not convinced.
Rs 2 lakh meant for old-age and disability pensions went missing in Chinnambavi mandal.
Gautam, the postman, lodged a complaint with the police, but the matter was allegedly settled outside the legal process.
A minor boy claimed he and others were threatened and pressured into confessing, allegedly in the presence of local leaders and associates of a minister.
Residents allege that the police facilitated an illegal settlement and imposed monetary penalties on Gautam, Jaffer, and the minor boy.
The police claim that the parties resolved the matter through discussions outside the police station.
- Who
- Gautam (postman), Jaffer (postman), a minor boy, local leaders, associates of a State minister, residents of Chinnambavi mandal
- What
- Alleged disappearance of Rs 2 lakh meant for old-age and disability pension beneficiaries, illegal handling of the complaint, alleged assault and coercion
- Where
- Chinnambavi mandal, Wanaparthy, Telangana, India
- When
- Last week (specific date not mentioned)
- Why
- The reasons for the disappearance of the money and the alleged illegal handling of the complaint are not explicitly stated in the articles.
Residents and Critics
Police and Local Leaders
Handling of the Complaint
Residents and Critics
Residents and critics allege that the police facilitated an illegal settlement instead of conducting a formal investigation and registering an FIR.
Police and Local Leaders
The police claim that the parties resolved the matter through discussions outside the police station.
Treatment of the Minor Boy
Residents and Critics
Residents and critics claim that the minor boy and Gautam were assaulted and pressured into confessing, allegedly in the presence of local leaders and associates of a minister.
Police and Local Leaders
The police and local leaders deny these allegations, stating that the matter was resolved through discussions.
Key facts
- Amount of Money Missing
- Rs 2 lakh
- Location of Incident
- Chinnambavi mandal, Wanaparthy
- Complainant
- Gautam, the postman attached to Koppunur Gram Panchayat
- Alleged Assailants
- Local leaders and associates of a State minister
- Alleged Monetary Penalties
- Rs 80,000 each for Gautam and Jaffer, Rs 40,000 for the minor boy
Sources
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