According to an ACB release, a police patil of a village told a woman that the De-addiction committee members are going to lodge a complaint against her.
On hearing this, the said woman approached the police station along with her husband and met the Hawaldar Kishor Mirge who was in charge of the police beat, it added.
However, Mirge did not listen anything and demanded a bribe of Rs 5,000 from the woman promising her to hush up the complaint. The matter was finally settled at Rs 2,000, the ACB release said.
A case under relevant sections of the Prevention of Corruption Act was registered and investigations are on, they said.
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