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No matter how much freedom Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi is giving to the police for crime control, it is proving to be painful for the victims. One such case has come to light in Kokilavan. Where the Haryana government employee who was a victim of pickpockets was kept waiting for hours by the police just because he was not writing the report according to the police. The case was registered only when the troubled devotee gave a report of missing person.
It so happened that Ummed Singh, a resident of Khori village of Rewari district of Haryana, had come with his friends to visit Shanidev Dham in Kokilavan. While visiting Shanidev at 11 am on Saturday, a woman pickpocket stole his purse which contained all his government documents and 10 thousand rupees. After the incident, he went straight to Kokilavan police station to lodge a report.
According to the victim, when he gave the complaint to the police, the police became suspicious after seeing the incident of pickpocketing. First they made him sit for hours. When the victim pleaded for help saying that he was a government employee, the outpost in-charge asked him to change the complaint. The in-charge inspector denied having any knowledge of the case and said that action has been taken as per the complaint.