Ahmedabad Police Constable Found Intoxicated After Woman Complains Of Harassment
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An unarmed police constable posted at Shaherkotda police station was allegedly found intoxicated at his Naroda residence after a woman approached the police with a complaint accusing him of harassment through messages.
The constable, Parbat Mafa Rabari, was taken to Naroda police station, where he was allegedly seen staggering and speaking incoherently. Naroda police subsequently registered a case against him under the Prohibition Act and initiated further legal proceedings.
Woman Approaches Police With Harassment Complaint
According to the details of the incident, the episode took place on the night of October 8, when a woman visited Shaherkotda police station to lodge a complaint against Rabari, who bears buckle number 12870.
At the time, police personnel, including PSI R.M. Chavda, were present at the station. The senior police inspector informed them about the woman’s allegations that Rabari had been harassing her by sending messages.
Police personnel attempted to contact the constable on his mobile phone, but he did not answer their calls.
Police Find Constable At Naroda Residence
Following the senior inspector’s instructions, PSI Chavda and other police personnel went to Rabari’s residence at Navrang Flats in Naroda at around 11 pm.
The team allegedly found the constable at home in an intoxicated state and informed the senior police inspector about his condition. The inspector then directed them to take Rabari to Naroda police station.
At the police station, Rabari was allegedly seen staggering around the premises and speaking with a slurred tongue.
Case Registered Under Prohibition Act
Following the incident, Naroda police registered a case against Rabari under the Prohibition Act and initiated further legal proceedings.
The incident came to light after the woman’s complaint prompted police personnel to visit the constable’s residence when he failed to respond to their calls.