Assam: Have reviewed the case & expelled errant officer Biman Roy from service GP Singh on Ghograpar PS incident

Amidst the ongoing investigation in reference to taking objectionable photographs of a young girl at Ghograpar Police Station in Assam’s Nalbari district, Director General of Police GP Singh on Friday expressed his utmost remorse and anguish over Ghograpar PS – Inspector (now under suspension) Biman Roy for letting the Assam Police down.

After visiting the Ghograpar Police Station, DGP Singh on Friday termed the entire incident as “very unfortunate” and said a charge sheet in the case will be filed within 15 to 20 days or latest by a month.

The top cop also said the investigation is moving in the right direction and all the evidence related to the case has been collected.

Speaking to the media here in Nalbari, DGP GP Singh said, “After going through all the evidences in the Nalbari incident, it is confirmed that suspended officer in charge of the Ghograpar PS Biman Roy is the prime accused in this case. I believe charge sheet in the case will be filed within next 15 to 20 days or maximum one month. I have personally reviewed the case and have instructed the Investigating officer (IO). Yesterday based on the report of DIG (CWR) and Nalbari Superintendent of Police, I being the DGP have decided to axe him from service. Charges against the said police official are serious allegations of misconduct.”

The DGP has also stated that he is sure that Assam police will be able to nab the culprit within next few days, if not then, he had instructed the IO to declare suspended OC, Inspector Biman Roy as absconder (proclaimed offender) and take action as per the law.

“I remained firmly committed to respecting the dignity of woman and safety of children in Assam and I will ensure it at all cost,” DGP GP Singh added.