Archive · 29 Jan 2026
Four cops face action for corruption allegations
Four police officers from a station near the India-Nepal border are in trouble.
People on social media said these officers took money to let a suspected smuggler go free.
The police boss, Mr. Amit Pathak, ordered an investigation.
The officers have been moved to a different place while the investigation happens.
The police are collecting evidence and will take more action based on what they find.
This is part of their strict policy against corruption.
Four policemen from Rupaidih police station accused of corruption and releasing a suspected smuggler.
Action taken after allegations surfaced on social media on January 25.
Officers sent to police lines for further investigation.
Investigation led by the Circle Officer, Nanpara.
Further action to be taken based on the investigation's findings.
- Who
- Four policemen from Rupaidih police station
- What
- Allegations of corruption and illegal release of a suspected smuggler
- When
- Action taken on January 25, 2024
- Where
- Rupaidih police station, Bahraich district, India-Nepal border
- Why
- Allegations surfaced on social media, zero-tolerance policy against corruption
- Location
- Rupaidih police station, Bahraich district, India-Nepal border
- Accused Officers
- Head constables Devendra Yadav, Abhishek Dhar Dwivedi, and constables Ashish Singh, Kuldeep Dubey
- Action Taken
- Sent to police lines for further investigation
- Date of Allegations
- January 25
- Investigating Officer
- Circle Officer, Nanpara
- Superintendent of Police
- Ram Nayan Singh
- Inspector General of Police
- Amit Pathak, Devipatan Range