District Magistrate Sanjay Kumar Khatri reached three police stations of the district. The DM while listening to the problems of the public in Tharavai police station gave instructions to dispose of all complaints a timely. The DM reached the Phaphamau police station and listened to the problems of the people. A total of four complaints were received and all were disposed of on the spot. A total of eight complaints were received at Soraon police station out of which four complaints were disposed of on the spot.
The DM immediately sent the team of the Revenue department and the Police department to the spot for redressal of complaints on the Samadhan Diwas and gave instructions for their quality redressal. He directed the officers present that negligence will not be pardonable. DCP Gangapar Abhishek Bharti, sub-divisional magistrate (SDM) Phulpur Saurabh Bhatt, SDM Soraon Ganesh Kanaujia and other officers were present on the occasion.
FIR against Shaista, others : The Prayagraj police lodged an FIR against slain gangster Atiq Ahmed’s wife Shaista Parveen and other relatives and associate Guddu Muslim for failing to turn up before the court and investigating officer (IO) probing the Umesh Pal murder case.
A local court had on July 26 passed an order under Section 82 of CrPC and notices were pasted on the houses of Shaista Parveen, Ruby alias Jainav (wife of slain gangster Khalid Azim alias Ashraf), Guddu Muslim, Sabir, Arman in Prayagraj and Ayesha Noori (wife of Akhlaq) and resident of Meerut.
The notices gave the accused a stipulated time to present themselves before the court failing which legal action leading to the attachment of their property will be initiated. The development is seen as another step forward for the police to initiate proceedings related to attachment of property of individuals evading police questioning after being named as accused in a criminal offence.
Inspector (Dhoomanganj) Rajesh Kumar Maurya in his FIR claimed that these persons were wanted by Dhoomanganj police in connection with a case registered under Sections 147, 148, 149, 302, 307, 506 and 120 B of IPC, Section 3 of explosive act, 7 CLA and Section 3(2) 5 of SC/ST Act regarding the killing of Umesh Pal. Pal, the prime witness in BSP MLA Raju Pal murder case, and two of his police gunners were shot dead in Sulemsarai area on February 24 this year.
SHO said these persons have neither appeared before the court concerned nor the IO despite fixing a stipulated date and time and made contempt of court. Following this an additional FIR under Section 174 A of IPC (whoever fails to appear at the specified place and specified time as required by a proclamation published under sub-section (1) of section 82 of the CrPC was lodged with Dhoomanganj police. All the persons named in the FIR are still elusive and carry reward on their head.