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4 police personnel suspended after CCTV footage shows them ‘planting’ drugs on man

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Description: Four police personnel were suspended here on Saturday after CCTV footage purportedly showing them planting drugs on a man during a raid went viral, a senior official said. Those suspended included a police sub-inspector and three constables, said Deputy...

Four police personnel were suspended here on Saturday after CCTV footage purportedly showing them planting drugs on a man during a raid went viral, a senior official said. Those suspended included a police sub-inspector and three constables, said Deputy...

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Updated At : 12:27 PM Sep 02, 2024 IST

Four police personnel were suspended here on Saturday after CCTV footage purportedly showing them planting drugs on a man during a raid went viral, a senior official said. Those suspended included a police sub-inspector and three constables, said Deputy Commissioner of Police (Zone XI) Rajtilak Roshan. #mumbaipolice #maharashtra #drugs #cctv

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