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Shockingly: Aide's transfer forces SHO to seek own transfer
10/7/2019 11:15:02 PM
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 7: A Station House Officer (SHO), who is posted in Samba Kathua Range has reportedly, approached senior officials of the Jammu and Kashmir Police for his own transfer to other district as he was unhappy with the transfers of his close-aide (Karyakhaas).
Pertinently, the District Police Chief had transferred two police personnel who had close links with the above said inspector some days back as a result SHO is also running pillar to post for own transfer.
If senior police officers are to be believed, the District Police Chief transferred one Karyakhaas of said SHO in District Police line few days back, again District Chief of Police transferred another Karyakhaas of said SHO to another district who was posted in same police station since last 1 years and working as Karyakhaas with SHO.
Sources claimed that after the transfer of the two Karya Khaas who were moving with said SHO and making a number of deals, the SHO was leaving no stone unturned to get again post both in the same Police Station but he completely failed to do so.
"After huge hardship, the SHO disappointed and started visiting senior officials for his own transfer from current place to other district as he could not survive without their Karya Khaas,"senior sources told.
Police sources disclosed that few days ago, the said SHO met with senior police official and requested for own transfer in other district.
Police sources disclosed that the two police personnel were not only his close aide but also worked as 'reed bone' of said SHO. They were made deal with that various persons who were associated with different types of the cement factories of the Punjab State and helping them to bringing their items in the district. A number of deals with scrap dealers were done in past and were also taking monthly entry from them.
The said SHO also had given the shelter to drug peddlers and property dealers without any fear, and also invited property dealers and Drug Peddlers in his personal room and made deal with them.
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