Delhi Police Female Sub-Inspector Neetu Bisht Caught Taking Rs.20 Lakh Bribe

A female sub-inspector (SI) of Delhi Police (Neetu Bisht) has been caught for demanding and accepting a bribe of Rs.20 Lakh from a local businessman. She was caught along with two police subordinates and two civilians by law enforcement agencies.

Neetu Bisht was posted at the Paschim Vihar East police station. She was caught red-handed at the police station while accepting the bribe. Along with her, a head constable and a constable have also been arrested in connection with the case.

Sub-Inspector Neetu Bisht was fond of expensive cars and luxury lifestyle. There is no way that she can afford such luxurious life with the salary of a Sub Inspector?
As per sources the main accused Ajay Kashyap is quite close to the SHO Radheshyam of the Paschim Vihar East… https://t.co/BeoMdgvvGe pic.twitter.com/RpXWWFqwXf

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The incident came to light when a complainant, who owns an educational consultancy firm, approached the police with a formal report. According to the complainant, he was at his office on Saturday when a police officer from Paschim Vihar East station accused him of running his business illegally. He was then allegedly forcibly taken in an SUV to a police booth in the Peera Garhi area.

The businessman alleged that the police personnel initially demanded ₹50 lakh to settle the matter. He further claimed that Sub-Inspector Neetu Bisht threatened him with serious consequences if he chose to report the incident to higher authorities.

Two civilians were also arrested for their role in the extortion attempt. One of them, Ajay Kashyap, is said to be an acquaintance of the complainant. According to officials, the two civilians pressured the victim into signing two cheques to make the payment. They acted as middlemen to “negotiate” the settlement between the police officers and the complainant.

Eventually, the businessman agreed to pay ₹20 lakh as the first installment. Based on this agreement, a trap was laid by the authorities, leading to the arrests.

The scope of the investigation is now widening. Authorities are also examining the possible involvement of the Station House Officer (SHO) of Paschim Vihar East, as Ajay Kashyap was reportedly seen visiting the police station regularly. Officials are probing whether the SHO was aware of or involved in the illegal activities.

All five accused have been taken into custody, and a case has been registered. Further inquiries are underway to identify if other police personnel were also involved in this incident and to verify the background of the civilians who acted as intermediaries.

This case has raised serious concerns about corruption within the police force and highlights the need for stricter internal accountability. The investigation is ongoing and more details will be released soon.