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IAS officer threatens cop over parking fine
Zeenews Bureau
In yet another incident of babus making a mockery of law and order, an IAS officer here publicly threatened a traffic sergeant for asking her to pay a fine for parking her official vehicle in the middle of a road. The officer in question, Rashmi Verma, was spotted parking her official vehicle in the middle of a busy road in Patna - the capital city of Bihar. Subsequently the traffic sergeant on duty confronted her and asked her to pay a fine as per the law. However, instead of paying the fine the lady called up a senior officer of the traffic police to complain against the sergeant. Verma, who is currently posted as the Chief Secretary in the Bihar Tourism Department, threatened the traffic policeman with dire consequences for daring to ask her to pay the fine. The sergeant Suresh Kumar finally succumbed to pressure from his seniors and with "folded hand" let the madam go. By Rajesh Kumar, Section Ask Questions Posted on Sun Feb 22, 2009 at 06:48:18 PM EST
When confronted by Zee News, the Patna Superintendent of Police tried to hush up the matter. "There is nothing in this matter that should be probed further. We have achieved our aim which was clearing the traffic, hence the matter ended then and there," the SP said.
State Chief Minster Nitish Kumar was equally dismissive about the incident. "I do not know anything about the incident," said Kumar, who was once shown threatening a civil servant in full public glare for not recognising him.
http://www.zeenews. com/nation/ 2009-02-21/ 509624news. html
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