Gumla: Officer in-charge (OC) of the Kolebira police station Kumar Indresh was suspended on Saturday by deputy inspector general (DIG) of the South Chhotanagpur-zone Anup Birthare after hawaldar Satyajit Kacchap shot himself dead inside the police vehicle on the police station premises on Thursday. The OC was suspended on charges of negligence in duty as the deceased hawaldar had left the police station with the service Insas rifle on Thursday without permission. Kachhap, who was posted with the Kolebira police station for the past one year, was in custody for hitting two villagers with his vehicle and fleeing from the accident site.We also published the following articles recentlyCop shoots self on Simdega police station premises, DIG orders probeAn investigation has been launched into the death of a havildar who allegedly shot himself with his service rifle at a police station in Simdega. The havildar, identified as Satyajeet Kachhap, had reportedly gone out with his rifle without permission and was involved in an altercation with villagers. After being brought back to the police station, he shot himself while still inside the vehicle. The deputy inspector general has ordered a detailed probe into the incident.CBI raids police station in south Delhi, arrests cop in bribery caseA police officer has been arrested by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on bribery charges in New Delhi. This is the second raid in the area in the last three months. The officer allegedly demanded a bribe of Rs 20,000 to not hinder construction on a complainants property. The CBI laid a trap and caught the officer while accepting the bribe. This incident raises concerns about corruption within the Delhi Police force, as at least a dozen policemen have been booked on bribery charges this year.5 killed in attack on police station in Pakistans Balochistan provinceFive people, including a policeman, were killed in an attack on a police station in Pakistans Balochistan province. Around 20 militants targeted the Naseerabad Police Station in Turbat, taking possession of the policemens weapons. The other four victims were labourers who were staying at the police station due to fears of attack by militants. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, but such incidents are often carried out by Baloch nationalists against workers from other provinces. Balochistan has been plagued by a violent insurgency, with Baloch insurgent groups targeting major projects in the region.

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