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Lookout Notice Likely Against Suspended CSP Neha Pachisia As Court Rejects Anticipatory Bail In MP’s Katni

Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Katni police are preparing to issue a lookout notice against suspended Katni CSP Neha Pachisia and two other accused who have been absconding in the land deal and misuse of official position case. The move is aimed at preventing the accused from leaving the country. SIT in-charge Anjana Tiwari said a reward of Rs 10,000 each has already been announced for information…

Lookout Notice Likely Against Suspended CSP Neha Pachisia As Court Rejects Anticipatory Bail In MP’s Katni

Katni police are set to issue a lookout notice for suspended CSP Neha Pachisia and two other accused who have fled the country in connection with a land deal and misuse of official position. The SIT in-charge Anjana Tiwari announced a reward of Rs 10,000 for each tip leading to their arrest. Katni District and Sessions Court denied Pachisia's anticipatory bail application on Saturday, deeming the allegations serious despite her claims of being a main financier.

Pachisia, Kshitij Raj Barapatre and Maroof Ahmed Hanfi have been on the run since the registration of the FIR at Kuthla police station. Police and SIT teams are conducting raids at their suspected hideouts. An eight-member SIT headed by Jabalpur ASP Anjana Tiwari is probing the case, examining bank transactions, documentary evidence and digital records. They might also seize critical documents and electronic records from Pachisia's office.

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