A major scandal has rocked Madhya Pradesh, where six Malhargarh police personnel were suspended for allegedly abducting an 18-year-old student and framing him in a fake opium smuggling case. The revelation surfaced during a hearing in the Indore Bench of the Madhya Pradesh High Court, four months after the teen, Sohanlal, was charged with possessing 2.7 kg of opium. The police had claimed they arrested him at 5 pm near Banda Khal, but CCTV footage presented in court showed men in plain clothes, identified as Malhargarh policemen, pulling him off a bus at 11:39 am. Mandsaur SP Vinod Kumar Meena admitted that the FIR did not match the actual time and location captured on video, which led the court to question the legality of the entire investigation and trigger departmental action. Madhya Pradesh Shocker: 5 Arrested in Connection With Gang-Rape of Minor, Filming of Sexual Assault in Sidhi District.
Six Malhargarh Cops Suspended After Found Guilty of Framing Teen in False Drug Case
How police ruined life of a young boy in India
Sohan, a Class 12 student from Malhargarh (Madhya Pradesh), was forcibly taken off a moving bus on 29 August earlier this year. Hours later, police claimed he had been caught with 2.7 kg of opium. He was produced in court and later… pic.twitter.com/VxzSuNzDio
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