Gujarat : Police Investigate Allegations against Cadila Pharma CMD as Internal Probe Targets Officer
The Bulgarian woman, in her statement, accused high-ranking officials within the police department of neglecting her complaint and exerting undue pressure, citing the influence wielded by the accused.
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Ahmedabad : Ahmedabad police have initiated an internal investigation against a police officer accused of pressuring a Bulgarian woman to withdraw her case against Rajiv Modi, CMD of Cadila Pharma.
The Bulgarian woman, in her statement, accused high-ranking officials within the police department of neglecting her complaint and exerting undue pressure, citing the influence wielded by the accused.
The accusatory finger also pointed at Himla Joshi, ACP of the woman cell, for her alleged failure to provide assistance. These startling revelations have prompted the city police to delve into the conduct of the implicated officer, marking the commencement of an internal probe.
Concurrently, the police are actively pursuing the prime accused in the case, initiating investigations to detain individuals involved. Statements from 40 individuals, including security personnel, domestic staff, and other employees working at Rajiv Modi’s farmhouse, have already been recorded by the investigators. Notably, the police have discovered that Rajiv Modi has absconded from the state, prompting them to issue a notice at his farmhouse.
Sources within the police department have disclosed that the primary suspects in the case are likely located outside the country. Despite their international whereabouts, law enforcement is diligently working to establish contact.
An email has been dispatched to various government agencies, both domestic and abroad, seeking assistance in obtaining the suspects’ addresses. This proactive measure aims to ensure that the accused can be summoned for questioning, even if they are currently residing in another country. The investigation continues as the police pursue leads both domestically and internationally to bring all parties involved to justice.
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