Editor
In a significant development, the Assam Director General of Police (DGP) took to Twitter on January 6, 2023, to announce the first trap of the year. A team from the Directorate of Investigation and Intelligence of Assam successfully caught Constable Niran Dhar Pawe of Bordoloni Outpost (OP) in Dhemaji district red-handed while accepting a bribe from a complainant involved in a criminal case. The DGP assured that further lawful actions would be taken against the officer and commended the efforts of the investigative team and Dhemaji Police.
Fast forward to July 20, 2023, the update on the case came as a significant development when the dismissed constable, Niran Dhar Pawe, lost his job due to his involvement in bribery. The dismissal came after thorough investigation and proceedings by the Anti-Corruption Bureau Police Station, referring to case number 01/23.
The incident highlights the unwavering commitment of Assam Police and its anti-corruption units to uphold integrity and fight against corruption within the ranks. Such actions send a strong message that no one is above the law, and any involvement in unlawful activities will be met with strict consequences.
The arrest and subsequent dismissal of Constable Niran Dhar Pawe serve as a reminder that the authorities remain vigilant and committed to weeding out corruption from the police force. It also reinstates public trust in law enforcement and their dedication to serving the citizens of Assam with honesty and fairness.
The case also emphasizes the significance of transparent governance and continuous efforts to build a corruption-free society. The state administration, under the leadership of Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma, has consistently expressed its commitment to creating an environment where such malpractices are not tolerated.
As the investigation unfolds, Assam Police continues to reaffirm its dedication to uphold the principles of integrity, accountability, and justice. This milestone in the fight against corruption serves as a testament to the state's resolve to maintain a clean and efficient law enforcement system.
The dismissal of Constable Niran Dhar Pawe should serve as a strong message to others within the police force and beyond, that any involvement in corrupt practices will not go unnoticed or unpunished. The state's resolve to maintain a transparent and corruption-free administration is unwavering, and such actions will continue to be taken to ensure the highest standards of public service.
As the case progresses, Assam Police, along with the Anti-Corruption Bureau, will remain vigilant to ensure that justice is served and that those who betray the trust of the people are held accountable. The commitment to providing a fair and just society is the cornerstone of Assam's vision for a prosperous and progressive state.