Mangaluru: Lokayukta trap - Arrested Bajpe inspector remanded to 14 days judicial custody


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, Sep 23:
Bajpe police inspector Balakrishna, who was arrested by the Lokayukta police on charges of accepting a bribe to release money seized in a cheating case, has been remanded to 14 days of judicial custody by the court.

According to the details, Balakrishna had allegedly demanded a bribe of Rs 25,000 from the victims to return the money seized in connection with a fraud case registered at the Bajpe police station.

The inspector had already accepted an advance of Rs 15,000 from the victims. He was caught red-handed by the Lokayukta police while accepting another installment of Rs 5,000.

When the Lokayukta police produced him before the court on Tuesday, Balakrishna cited health issues and requested to be admitted to a hospital. However, the judge rejected his plea and sent him to judicial custody.

Following his arrest, the inspector has now been officially suspended from duty, sources confirmed.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Flavian, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    It is understood that employees serving in government posts, like city corporation police department specially seniors holding higher ranks, use their position to swindle innocent public with the hopes/assurances of working things in their favour. (Provided their demands are fulfilled.) one can notice these officers owning posh villas and way of life. Money makes anything but takes away one's name and dignity when exposed.😒😭

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  • Bobato Charlie, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    Sad that the big fish go scot-free!

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  • Hitanya, Ruwi,mangalore

    Thu, Sep 24 2026

    These kind of inspectors are owning properties worth in crores of rupeesthey dont skip even a small

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  • Michael Luke, Karkala

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    Such corrupt officers are a shame to a civilized society and must be treated by the state in a more punitive way than just a suspension. He will be back after the suspension and start his ill practice again. Termination is the answer.

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  • Vishal, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    It is heartening to know that the judge delivered a good order. It should open the eyes of all those civil servants whose palms the public have to to grease to get their work done. Let the other judges also take a leaf out of this judge's book.

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  • Usha Monteiro, Khatalsar

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    I don’t like cheating people they are demons, Hope he will get minimum punishment, I always wish the truth,

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  • suresh naik, Surathkal

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    He received 50 % salary witout wok for vacation purpose.indian law says unless proved in court he never be accused

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  • Sachidananda Shetty, Dubai/Mundkur

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    I damn sure.... something went wrong not just because he took the bribe but maybe because why only you and why not for us too???

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  • Malinga, Kudla

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    If Lokayukta acts in the same manner in every case, there will be shortage of man power in the police department!

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  • Rita, Germany

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    Well done .Such people should e thrown out on the spot.Govt.employees a Police who should work upright than normal people ,now going wrong way ?And cheating people?Such ones are not fit to work as for the govt as Police.God knows how many are there .Make him to return the money he received till now from the person.A lesson to all who wants to go this way in future.

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  • Ronald, Mangalore-Udpi

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    *before the court on Tuesday, Balakrishna cited health issues and requested to be admitted to a hospital. However, the judge rejected his plea and sent him to judicial custody. *** point to be noted !

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Wed, Sep 23 2026

    Minimum 10 Years ...

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