Navi Mumbai Cop Dragged 200 Metres On Car Bonnet: Inspector Transferred Over 3-Day FIR Delay
Navi Mumbai: The three-day delay in registering an offence in the case where a police constable was dragged for nearly 200 metres on the bonnet of a speeding car during a nakabandi has cost Kalamboli Senior Police Inspector Tanaji Narnavar his post. Taking serious note of the delay, Navi Mumbai Police Commissioner Milind Bharambe ordered Narnavar’s immediate transfer to the police control room.…
A police constable in Navi Mumbai was dragged nearly 200 meters on the bonnet of a speeding car during a traffic checkpoint, leading to the inspector in charge losing his position. The incident occurred on November 8 at a checkpoint in Kalamboli, when a speeding car rammed into police constable Dilip Bhoi, who was stationed at the checkpoint.
Bhoi was thrown onto the car's bonnet and dragged for nearly 200 meters before being thrown to the ground and escaping with his accomplice. The delay in registering the offence cost Kalamboli Senior Police Inspector Tanaji Narnavar his post. The incident sparked public outrage after a video went viral on social media. Police Commissioner Milind Bharambe ordered Narnavar's immediate transfer to the police control room following the three-day delay in registering the case.
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