How woman cop used power to force family into Rs 18 lakh land deal, suspended
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav ordered the immediate suspension of Katni CSP Neha Pachisia. A case was registered against her for alleged coercion and fraud in land purchase. The high court dismissed Pachisia's petition, denying her interim relief. Investigators found financial irregularities and pressure on the land seller. The police department has adopted a strict legal stance…
Katni City Superintendent of Police Neha Pachisia has been suspended following a case registered against her for coercing and defrauding a family into selling their land for a fraction of its value. The incident, involving a land transaction in Katni district, Madhya Pradesh, saw the government guideline value of the property at Rs 82,86,930, but Pachisia allegedly pressured the family to sell for just Rs 18,20,000.
Police investigations revealed that the money for the purchase came from the accounts of two associates of Pachisia, Shine Partners and Kshitij Raj Barapatre. The high court had dismissed Pachisia's petition, and the police are conducting a strict investigation into the matter.
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