Palgarh lynchings case: Cop sacked, 2 more 'compulsorily retired'
In
a stringent punishment, the Maharashtra government has dismissed one suspended
cop and slapped compulsory retirement on two others in a fallout of the April
16 Palghar lynching case which claimed the lives of two sadhus and their
driver, an official said here on Monday.
"Following
a departmental enquiry, Assistant Sub-Inspector Anandrao Kale has been served
with dismissal orders while his colleagues, API Ravi Salunkhe and Constable
Naresh Dhodi, have been compulsorily retired, all with immediate effect,"
Palghar Police Spokesperson Sachin Navadkar told IANS.
The
dismissal and retirement orders were issued late on Saturday by Konkan Range
Inspector-General of Police Niket Kaushik in the matter.
In
a major reshuffle after the incident, in April-May, two policemen Sudhir Katare
and Santosh Mukne were suspended by the then Palghar Superintendent of Police
Gaurav Singh while another 35 police personnel of Kasa Police Station were
transferred to other parts of the district. Read More
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