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Punjab Police Inspector Dismissed After Bribery Arrest, Casually Stating "All Is Well"
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News18•02-10-2026, 00:15
Punjab Police Inspector Dismissed After Bribery Arrest, Casually Stating "All Is Well"
- •Punjab Police Inspector Sunit Rani was dismissed from service immediately after her arrest in a bribery case.
- •Rani, an SHO in Moga, was booked by the Vigilance Bureau on September 26 for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 50,000.
- •Her casual response of "All is well" to media questions about her arrest brought disrepute to the Punjab Police.
- •The dismissal order cited her conduct as adversely affecting discipline and public perception of the police department.
- •Rani had received prior warnings regarding complaints of demanding and accepting bribes, particularly from individuals involved in narcotic substances.
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Inspector Sunit Rani was dismissed with immediate effect after being booked by the Vigilance Bureau in a bribery case and casually telling the media "all is well" following her arrest. Her flippant behavior and involvement in corruption brought disrepute to the police department.
Sunit Rani, who served as the Station House Officer (SHO) at Kot Ise Khan Police Station in Moga, was booked by the Vigilance Bureau on September 26.
Her dismissal was executed under the provisions of Sub-rule (2) of Rule 16.1 of the Punjab Police Rules 1934, read with Article 311(2)(b) of the Constitution of India.
