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This is an archive article published on July 11, 2012

Licences forged for police driver posts

Forged driving licences were issued to those who had applied for police drivers' posts.

The Delhi Police arrested two men on Tuesday for allegedly issuing forged driving licences to those who had applied for the posts of police drivers during the 2010 Commonwealth Games.

This is in addition to around 32 people arrested over the past two months from several parts of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh in connection with the case. Around 300 cases have been registered in IP Estate police station and the district investigation unit of police.

All the cases have been registered on the basis of complaints from the DCP (Establishment),who was in charge of the recruitment drive for drivers,in the rank of constables,to drive police vehicles during the Games.

Additional CP (Central) Devesh Srivastava said: “I would not like to comment on the ongoing investigation. But I can tell you this that none of the accused were hired by the Delhi Police during the Games.”

Police sources said it was discovered during investigation that as many as 127 forged licences were issued allegedly by Transport officials in Mathura and Agra. The police were now trying to find the kingpin of the racket.

“We will file a chargesheet anytime soon. So far,around 32 people have been arrested. The accused are not linked to each other. Our officers trying to nab the main culprits,” an investigating officer said.

The IP Estate police station is investigating 165 cases,while the district investigation unit a other police stations in Central district are probing the rest.

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Officers in IP Estate police station were questioning Kapur Singh of Majra Dabas in Kanjhawala and Parvesh Kumar of Ghaziabad,who were held on Tuesday,for details about their role in the case.

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