_Thane teachers caught accepting bribe for duplicate service record book
duplicate service record book
with the latter's validation.
The complainant approached the Principal in March, requesting a duplicate copy of his service record book with updated details, along with a stamp and signature of the Principal. The accused duo, identified as teacher Shahajan Moulana and Principal Z M Ansari, demanded Rs 50,000 from the complainant, claiming it was required for processing the same. Subsequently, the duo increased their demand by another Rs 10,000, citing miscellaneous expenses like clerical work, typing, and revenue stamp charges, among others, ACB officials said.
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Officials informed that as the complainant was initially hesitating to comply with the demand, Shahajan took him into confidence and claimed that the demand was justified as he also followed the same process for securing a duplicate record book in the past.
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The complainant apparently suspected some foul play and approached the ACB, who laid a trap and asked him to meet the accused Shahajan at the designated spot in the latter's office on May 1. A team of ACB sleuths, waiting for Moulana to arrive and accept the bribe amount, caught him red-handed. Subsequently, the Principal was also detained. The duo was booked under the Prevention of Corruption Act, but no formal arrests were made, informed the official.
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