Nazuddin Khan, a Jhansi-based sub-inspector is currently in the headlines after he was booked for corruption. According to the reports, he was appointed a sub-inspector based on his brilliant academic performance. He was posted in the Hardoi SP office and allegedly earned a lot of money during his tenure through malpractices.
Nazuddin’s standard of living and lavish lifestyle continued to increase with the massive amount of funds collected by him. Reportedly, someone from his department tipped off the higher authorities about it. This led to an investigation against the sub-inspector, and when his total salary was counted, it was valued at Rs 30 lakh. As per reports, his expenses are valued at more than Rs 1.5 crore. Now, Jhansi’s Anti-Corruption Organisation has filed an FIR against Nazuddin after the investigation.
After the investigation and the FIR, Nazuddin stands dismissed from the service. It has been mentioned in the FIR that Nazuddin Khan of Jhansi was investigated on allegations of acquiring assets beyond his income’s purchasing capacity. The investigation revealed that Nazuddin had earned Rs 30,03,567 as salary during his service period.
Meanwhile, his expenses amounted to Rs 1,64,04,098. Nazuddin could not give a satisfactory answer to the investigation team in this regard. Now on the orders of ADG (Additional Director General of Police), this matter will be investigated by Anti Corruption Organisation Lucknow.
In Uttar Pradesh, a Sub Inspector (SI) gets a grade pay of Rs 4,200. Under this, his monthly salary ranges from Rs 9,300 to Rs 34,800. Sub-Inspector is also given other allowances including house rent allowance, and dearness allowance. After deducting PF (provident fund) and pension amount from the salary, the Sub Inspector gets a salary ranging from Rs 24,000 to Rs 80,400.
Sub-Inspectors (SI) hold a distinct position in the law enforcement hierarchy. They are responsible for overseeing a team of police personnel, including head constables, and managing police posts. Under Indian police regulations, the SI is authorised to file charge sheets in court, a prerogative that makes them the primary investigating officers. SI’s pivotal role grants them the power to conduct investigations, often with subordinate officers acting under their direction.
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