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| NCB FIR againstdisgraced Saji | | | Early Times Report
Jammu, Jan 30: Tainted IPS officer Saji Mohan has landed in further trouble as Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) on Friday registered a case of cheating with the Chandigarh police against the bureau's former zonal director, arrested by Mumbai ATS with 12 kg of heroin.
NCB has also found evidence of "swapping" of narcotics with material of equal weight by the now disgraced official.
According to top NCB sources, the case was registered against the Jammu and Kashmir cadre IPS officer after an internal investigation found Mohan had bungled accounts to the tune of over Rs 13 lakh with regard to a particular case cracked by the agency during his tenure.
"During our investigation, which is still on, we found that he had misrepresented facts and had bungled over Rs 13 lakh in one particular case and hence an FIR has been registered. We are now scrutinizing all cases of the zone," a source said.
The NCB has also found that Mohan, a 1995-batch police official arrested by the ATS on January 24 and currently posted with the Enforcement Directorate in Cochin had swapped certain narcotics stored in the agency's zonal godown with material of "equal weights" to cover up syphoning of heroin.
"We have come across evidences which show that he had swapped some narcotics with material of equal weight. We would soon approach the court to grant us the permission to break open the seal and go in for proper testing of the contraband stored," a source said.
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