Bhopal Nursing Officer’s Stolen Scooter Spotted In E-Challan Photo, Woman In Police Uniform Seen Riding It
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): In a shocking incident, a woman nursing officer’s stolen scooter was seen driven by a woman wearing police uniform in the e-traffic challan photo received by the complainant. The stolen scooter continued to be driven even after a theft case was registered and the vehicle was caught on camera violating a traffic signal at Roshanpura Crossing. The incident came to light…
Bhopal witnessed an alarming incident where a stolen scooter belonging to a nursing officer was spotted being driven by a woman in a police uniform, according to an e-traffic challan photo received by the victim. The scooter, which had already been reported stolen and was caught on camera violating a traffic signal at Roshanpura Crossing, continued to be driven despite the theft case registration.
The unfortunate victim, Neelu Sahu, a 32-year-old nursing officer at Hamidia Hospital, discovered her scooter missing upon her return to the hospital on August 22. Inside the bag left behind in the scooter, police found her mobile phone, pen drive, SBI ATM card, and a car digital key. Upon receiving the e-challan, Neelu immediately reported the incident to the police.
Officers are now attempting to identify the woman in the police uniform and ascertain whether she is an actual cop or merely adopted the uniform to hide her identity. Authorities are closely examining CCTV footage from the Roshanpura Crossing and have registered a First Information Report (FIR) on the matter. The police station incharge, Lokendra Singh of Koh-e-Fiza, confirmed that the FIR has been filed and that the vehicle displayed in the e-challan is indeed the stolen scooter. Ongoing investigations are underway to unravel the truth behind this bizarre situation.
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