CONFRONTING THE POLICE PROVES COSTLY FOR SUDHIR

CONFRONTING THE POLICE PROVES COSTLY FOR SUDHIR

16-MARCH-ENG 5

RAJIV NAYAN AGRAWAL

BUXAR----------------------Sudhir Singh, a resident of Chhapra, paid a heavy price for getting into an altercation with the police during a routine vehicle inspection on the Veer Kunwar Singh Bridge, located within the Industrial Police Station area of ​​the district. The police arrested him for being in an intoxicated state and have initiated further legal proceedings by registering a case against him under the relevant sections of the Bihar Prohibition and Excise Act. Following the incident, the episode has become the subject of intense discussion and speculation throughout the region. According to reports, routine checks were being conducted on Saturday evening on vehicles entering Buxar from the direction of Uttar Pradesh. During this process, the police signaled a car to stop. After the vehicle came to a halt, the young man inside began a heated argument with the police personnel and allegedly attempted to exert pressure on them. Assessing the situation, the officers present at the scene informed their senior officials.

Acting on the instructions of senior officials, Sudhir Singh was taken to the Industrial Police Station, where he underwent a medical examination. Following the medical test, which confirmed that he had consumed alcohol, the police placed him under arrest. However, no weapons or incriminating items of any kind were recovered during the search.

Suresh Kumar, the Station House Officer (SHO) of the Industrial Police Station, stated that the individual in question was apprehended while in an intoxicated state, and legal action is being initiated against him in accordance with the regulations.

It is reported that the arrested individual, Sudhir Singh, hails from a political family. His father, Dinanath Singh, was a former Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA) who passed away in July of last year. Meanwhile, his uncle, Prabhunath Singh, has served as a Member of Parliament (MP) from Maharajganj, while his cousin, Randhir Singh, is currently a JD(U) MLA representing the Manjhi Assembly constituency in the Saran district.