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"The accusations Victor is facing from the police are not without merit. The chief cop said, "Criminals who make offensive words are charged under section 153 (A) of the law.
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Desk: Diganta Choudury, the Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Central,
responded on Sunday to the uproar that had arisen following explosive
allegations of corruption in the hiring process made by Victor Das, saying that
the charges against him make perfect sense.
A
Guwahati resident named Victor Das said in a tweet on Friday that there were
obvious inconsistencies in the state government's hiring procedures. He was
quickly arrested on suspicion of circulating untrue rumours.
DCP Choudhury asserted that there were
no facts to back up the claims in this regard. "We're keeping him so we
can question him more. He had provided a bogus bike number, which was later
revealed to be the case.
A student of Das, who
owns a coaching centre in the city, had also been called in by the police
earlier today for interrogation.
Amlanjyoti Dutta, a
student, said in the media that a few middlemen had demanded a sum of money
totaling Rs. 7 lakhs in order to distribute positions for the recently held
Assam Direct Recruitment Examination.
The police are currently
investigating into the number provided by Amlanjyoti, according to DCP
Choudhury.
"The accusations
Victor is facing from the police are not without merit. The chief cop said,
"Criminals who make offensive words are charged under section 153 (A) of
the law.
Victor's words had the
potential to agitate the populace who had taken the tests, according to the
Guwahati Police DCP.
Along with Amlanjyoti
Dutta, another four of Victor Das' students were dragged into the Guwahati
police station at Pan Bazar.
They were brought in for
questioning in relation to the matter, according to the police.
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