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Supervisor of CAPD Deptt convicted for graft, 2 yrs sentence awarded 10/20/2014 10:32:13 PM Earluy Times Report Jammu/Srinagar, Oct 20: Court of Additional Special Judge, Kashmir, Jeema Bashir convicted the then Incharge Supervisor (TSO) of CAPD Department Circle Mirhama and awarded two years imprisonment for commission of offence u/s 5(1) (d) r/w 5 (2) J&K P.C Act and fine of Rs.3000/- for commission of offence under section 161 RPC. According to spokesperson of State Vigilance Organization, court today awarded imprisonment and fine to one Bashir Ahmed Sheikh S/o Ghulam Ahmed Sheikh R/o Zadipora, Tehsil and District Kulgam, then Incharge Supervisor (TSO) of CAPD Department Circle Mirhama. As per case, a case against FIR No.25/2006 under Section 5(2) J&K P.C Act and section 161 RPC was registered against the accused in P/S VOK on receipt of written complaint from the complainant 30/06/2006. "During the course of investigation accused Bashir Ahmed Sheikh was arrested by VOK while demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs 1000/- from the complainant Mudasir Ahmed Wani R/o Mirhama, a dealer of Commission based centre for accepting the monthly grain and bags statement for the month, spokesperson said, adding, "investigation of the case has been conducted by Insp Qazi Syed Mehmood and case was ably prosecuted by the Senior Prosecuting Officer Syed Sareer Ahmed. "The accused was taken into custody on spot and sent to Central Jail, Srinagar, he added.Spokesperson said on completion of investigation, a charge sheet was produced against the accused before the Court of Special Judge, Anticorruption, Kashmir by Vigilance Organization on 14/02/2007. On conclusion of the trial the Court of Special Judge, Anticorruption, Kashmir pronounced the accused guilty and convicted the accused to two years imprisonment for commission of offence under section 5(1) (d) r/w 5 (2) J&K P.C Act and fine of Rs.3000/- for commission of offence under section 161 RPC. "The accused was also ordered to undergo further imprisonment of three months in default of payment of fine, court said.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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