FIR Filed Against 31 Police Officers in Madhepura for Negligence in Case Investigations
Madhepura: In a major shake-up within the police department, an FIR has been registered against 31 police officers in Madhepura for negligence in investigating long-pending criminal cases. The action, taken on the directive of Bihar DGP, has caused a stir within the department.
The DGP had recently expressed displeasure over the delay in investigating criminal cases and instructed all district SPs to take strict action against officers who had failed to complete their assigned cases. Following these orders, Madhepura SP Sandeep Singh conducted a departmental review, which revealed significant lapses in investigations.
Cases Left Uninvestigated for Over a Decade
During the review of the Sadar police station, it was found that several officers had left investigations pending for years, with some cases remaining incomplete for 10 to 12 years. Despite repeated written instructions from the police department to expedite the investigations, the officers failed to take action.
As a result, a case (FIR No. 230/25) was registered against 31 police officers for dereliction of duty.
List of Officers Named in the FIR
The officers booked in the case include:
- SI Mahesh Kumar Yadav
- SI Ravish Ranjan
- SI Ganesh Prasad
- ASI Bindeshwar Ram
- SI Gopal Krishna
- ASI Premchandra Paswan
- SI Siyawar Mandal
- SI Kishore Kumar
- SI Umesh Paswan
- ASI Anil Kumar Singh
- SI Anant Kumar
- SI Pashupati Singh
- ASI Vinod Kumar Mishra
- SI Rajesh Chaudhary
- SI Ramashray Sharma
- ASI Subhash Chandra Narayan
- SI Laxman Ram
- SI Ashok Kumar Sah
- SI Praveen Thakur
- ASI Madan Mohan Singh
- SI Nitesh Kumar
- ASI Nandkishore Singh
- ASI Chandeshwar Ram
- SI Satyendra Narayan Singh
- SI Suresh Ram
- SI Mahesh Kumar Rajak
- SI Pashuram Das
- SI Ganga Sagar
- SI Ravindra Prasad Singh
- SI Naveen Kumar Singh
- SI Mahesh Kumar Yadav
Strict Action Expected Against Negligent Officers
According to Sadar police station in-charge Vimalendu Kumar, repeated reminders were sent to these officers to complete pending investigations, but no action was taken. The police department has now taken the step of registering an FIR, signaling a tough stance against officers neglecting their duties.
With this move, the police department aims to ensure accountability and improve efficiency in resolving criminal cases that have been left pending for years. Further action against the named officers is expected following a detailed investigation.
