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Three Serjeants Questioned in Truck Bribery Investigation

In a recent probe into alleged truck bribery, police have questioned three sergeants as part of the investigation. The officers were inspected for their possible involvement in facilitating illicit payments related to truck permits and operations. Investigating officials are continuing to gather evidence and interview witnesses to ascertain the extent of the alleged corruption. The case highlights ongoing efforts to curb bribery within the transportation sector.

Three Serjeants Questioned in Truck Bribery Investigation
Three Serjeants Questioned in Truck Bribery InvestigationPhoto via Times of India — Kolkata

Police officials have taken three sergeants under investigation for alleged involvement in a truck bribery case. The officers were questioned as part of a broader probe into irregularities surrounding truck permits and payments.

The investigation aims to uncover whether the sergeants facilitated illicit transactions that may have benefited truck operators. Witnesses and documents are being examined to determine the scope of the alleged corruption.

Authorities have stated that the inquiry is still in progress, with further evidence being collected. The case underscores the need for stricter oversight in the transport sector to prevent bribery.

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