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Cop caught taking bribe

The VB on Wednesday held a head constable posted as “munshi” while accepting a bribe of ~5,000. Satnam Singh told a woman that her son was using a stolen phone and sought ~50,000 to settle the matter. ...

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Muktsar, Updated At : 05:23 AM Oct 03, 2024 IST

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The VB on Wednesday held a head constable posted as “munshi” while accepting a bribe of ~5,000. Satnam Singh told a woman that her son was using a stolen phone and sought ~50,000 to settle the matter.

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