Mumbai Crime: Anti-Corruption Bureau Arrests Borivali Police Station PSI In ₹1.30-Lakh Bribery Case
Mumbai, October 5, 2026: A 31-year-old Sub-Inspector of Police posted at the Borivali Police Station was arrested on Monday evening after being caught red-handed by Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials while accepting a bribe of Rs 1.30 lakh. Bribe Demanded To Avoid Arrest According to the ACB, the accused officer, identified as Dnyaneshwar Parade, had allegedly demanded the money from a…
On October 5, 2026, a 31-year-old Sub-Inspector of Police named Dnyaneshwar Parade was arrested by the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) in Mumbai. Parade, who is posted at the Borivali Police Station, was caught accepting a bribe of Rs 1.30 lakh.
The ACB alleges that Parade demanded this money from a 65-year-old complainant in an attempt to avoid arrest and to protect the complainant and his sisters from imminent arrest in a previous case registered against them. The complainant refused to comply with Parade's demand, and instead contacted the ACB to file a formal complaint on September 29.
Following the complaint, ACB officials began a verification process the following day. This process confirmed that Parade had initially demanded Rs 1.50 lakh, but after negotiation, he agreed to accept Rs 1.30 lakh as the bribe amount.
ACB officials then set up a trap at the Borivali Police Station on Monday and arrested Parade as he was caught accepting the negotiated bribe.
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