Archive · 6 Jun 2025
Morbi Constable Arrested for Accepting 2.35 Lakh Rupee Bribe
A police officer in Morbi, India, was caught taking a bribe.
The officer, Hitesh Makwana, allegedly asked a person for money to avoid registering a case against them regarding a land deal.
The person filed a complaint with the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB).
The ACB set a trap and arrested the officer while he was accepting the bribe.
The bribe amount was 2.35 lakh rupees.
The officer was stationed at A Division police station in Morbi.
A constable in Morbi, India, was arrested for accepting a bribe.
The constable, Hitesh Makwana, allegedly demanded money in connection with a land dispute case.
The complainant reported the demand to the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB).
The ACB set a trap and caught Makwana accepting 2.35 lakh rupees.
The constable was posted at A Division police station in Morbi.
- Who
- Hitesh Makwana (the constable) and the complainant.
- What
- Constable Makwana was arrested for accepting a 2.35 lakh rupee bribe.
- When
- Wednesday (the day of arrest), the articles mentions the complainant bought the plot on Sept 6, 2024.
- Where
- Morbi, India, specifically at A Division police station.
- Why
- To prevent the registration of an offense related to a land deal.
- Accused
- Hitesh Makwana
- Occupation
- Constable
- Location
- Morbi, India
- Bribe Amount
- Rs 2.35 lakh
- Arresting Agency
- Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB)
- Crime
- Bribery