What is the Bijnor police hiding?: The police caught the meat-laden car and left it after 7 hours, the Kotwali in-charge and the outpost in-charge made a statement; The captain said that the investigation will be done

After about 7 hours, the police left the car with the meat.

Crossing the border, a car of meat that came to Bijnor district was first caught by the police and then released after 7 hours of suspicious investigation. But the police investigation came under question after statements by its officials. Now the top officials in this matter are talking about investigating the matter.

2 people had fled, one was taken into custody
In fact, the police station Najibabad claimed that a meat-filled pick-up vehicle was caught in the Kabadiwala area of ​​Jalalabad on the information of the informer. The driver passing through the highway, seeing the police, diverted the vehicle into the Kabadiwala village area. On being chased by the police, two people including the driver of the vehicle escaped while one was taken into custody and beaten up by the police.

CO and station in-charge were also on the spot
On the information that the vehicle of meat was caught, station in-charge Dinesh Gaur, Jalalabad outpost in-charge Rajiv Sharma, Jabtaganj outpost in-charge AK Mishra and Sarai outpost in-charge Satendra Poonia reached the spot along with the police team. CO Gajendra Pal Singh informed about the vehicle of Meat. The car was later abandoned with Meat about 7 hours later.

The confusion in the police theory of leaving the meat car
Outpost in-charge Rajeev Sharma said that the driver got scared after seeing the police. The meat loaded in the car had come from Saharanpur to Najibabad, the documents related to the meat and the vehicle were found to be correct. While police station Najibabad Kotwal Dinesh Kumar told that the meat was brought from Muzaffarnagar. The papers were found to be correct and the driver had also shown the certificate of the vet. On getting everything right the vehicle is abandoned.

Why avoid Veterinary Officer?
Normally, on getting any meat, the meat is tested by any veterinary officer in the police district, but here the police did not do so. The veterinary officer in the case, Dr. Vinod Kumar, confirmed the call of the police to investigate the meat. But he told that the police had left the meat vehicle even before they reached the spot.

The captain said that he will get the investigation done, if the game happens then it is not good.
Bijnor Police Captain Dr Dharamveer Singh has claimed to conduct an inquiry on the fact that there is a big difference in the statements of the police officers in the matter. According to the captain, if there is any kind of game in the matter, then action will be taken.