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A stain on Delhi Police! Head constable arrested red handed for taking bribe of Rs 2 lakh
Samira Vishwas | April 23, 2026 12:24 AM CST

Delhi news: A news of corruption has come out from the capital Delhi which has raised questions on the police system itself.
CBI caught a head constable posted in the Anti Narcotic Cell red handed while taking bribe, and the matter did not stop here, cash worth lakhs was also recovered during the search.

CBI’s trap, policeman himself trapped

Taking a major action, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in New Delhi arrested the head constable posted in Anti Narcotic Cell of Delhi Police, Dwarka. It is alleged that he had demanded a bribe of Rs 15 lakh by threatening to implicate a person in a false case. As soon as the complaint was received, CBI started planning and laid a trap.

Delhi news: The game is over after taking 2 lakhs

CBI registered the case on April 21 and conducted a trap operation. As soon as the accused took the first installment of Rs 2 lakh, the team caught him on the spot. This amount was part of the total deal of Rs 15 lakh. Now the accused is being interrogated and the search for other people associated with his network is going on.

Delhi news: Rs 48.87 lakh recovered from the office

During the action, CBI searched the office of the accused, from where Rs 48.87 lakh cash was recovered. After receiving such a huge amount, now the investigation is focused on where this money came from and whether any big racket is involved in it.

Big revelation in digital fraud case too

Meanwhile, CBI has taken major action in another case. A senior citizen was defrauded of Rs 1.6 crore in the name of ‘digital arrest’. In this case, three people including an assistant manager of IndusInd Bank have been arrested. This investigation is going on on the instructions of the Supreme Court of India.

Hints of further big revelations

Delhi news: It is clear from the continuous action of CBI that the agency is tightening its grip on corruption and cyber crime. Officials say that as the investigation progresses, more big names associated with this entire network will come to light. Come Can.

 


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