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Gurugram traffic personnel to be transferred every 60 days after home guard’s ‘Diwali gift’ demand

Gurugram traffic personnel to be transferred every 60 days after home guard’s ‘Diwali gift’ demand

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    NEW DELHI: After a home guard was arrested for allegedly demanding “Diwali gifts” from a motorist in Gurugram, Police Commissioner Sibash Kabiraj has issued a series of instructions for traffic policemen and home guards to minimise the possibilities of irregularities while they perform their duties…

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NEW DELHI: After a home guard was arrested for allegedly demanding “Diwali gifts” from a motorist in Gurugram, Police Commissioner Sibash Kabiraj has issued a series of instructions for traffic policemen and home guards to minimise the possibilities of irregularities while they perform their duties…

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    Gurugram traffic personnel to be transferred every 60 days after home guard’s ‘Diwali gift’ demand

    NEW DELHI: After a home guard was arrested for allegedly demanding “Diwali gifts” from a motorist in Gurugram, Police Commissioner Sibash Kabiraj has issued a series of instructions for traffic policemen and home guards to minimise the possibilities of irregularities while they perform their duties…

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