Madhya Pradesh / Singrauli: The man called Dial 100 at midnight and said- ‘The incident of gangrape happened in front of our eyes’, when the police arrived, he said – we will bother

A strange case has come to light from MP’s Singrauli, where a young man called emergency service dial 100 in the middle of the night to harass the police. He called and said that sir, a girl is being gang-raped in front of my eyes in my village. After this the phone was disconnected. Till then, Mada TI Kapoor Tripathi along with Dial 100 posted at Dupi at the point reached the spot, where the situation was found to be normal.

Police inquired about the caller

Inquired about the incident from the villagers but it was told that the incident of gangrape did not happen. Here the information and location of the person who had made a false complaint regarding the incident to Dial 100 was made available to the police team after getting it from the cyber cell. Information received from cyber cell revealed that the caller Asir Mohammad father Umar Mohammad belongs to village Mithul. The police team inquired about the caller in the village.

The collar was found hidden in an isolated place in the woods

When information was taken through the sarpanch, it was found that the caller is absconding from the village. After the efforts of the police, the collar was found hidden in a deserted place in the forest. When he was questioned regarding the incident, he was told that no incident had happened. The caller said that we will trouble the police by calling like this, do whatever you want, by saying indecency, he became accustomed to killing and killing himself.

Filed a case against the accused and sent him to jail

The non-applicant was advised by the police to maintain peace. The applicant was not ready to accept anyone’s suggestion. At the same time, a lot of resentment was arising in the general public. After this, the police registered a case against the accused who made a false complaint on Dial 100 and sent him to jail after presenting him in the SDM court.