SI Bachchan Singh Bhati, posted at the Ghadsana police station in the Sriganganagar district, had initially demanded Rs 30,000 from the family of the rape victim to initiate a probe against the accused, ACB Additional Superintendent of Police (ASP) Rajnish Punia said.
Later, the "deal" was settled at Rs 25,000, he said.
The uncle of the alleged victim had lodged a complaint against the sub-inspector, he said.
The ASP said that a team was sent to another residence of Bhati in Jaimalsar.
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