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Madhya Pradesh CM Takes Action Over Alleged Rs 92 Lakh Land Scam by Katni CSP Neha Pachisia
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 22 Aug 2026, 08:13 AM
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Katni's Chief Subordinate Police, Neha Pachisia, faces serious accusations of extorting transporters, pressuring a land deal and failing to pay Rs 92 lakh, prompting a response from the state chief minister.
Katni district officials have lodged serious allegations against Neha Pachisia, a Chief Subordinate Police officer, accusing her of coercing transporters for money and manipulating a land transaction to force a registry registration. The complaint also alleges that she failed to remit a payment of Rs 92 lakh linked to the deal.
The accusations have drawn the attention of Madhya Pradesh's chief minister, who expressed surprise at the claims and announced that the matter would be investigated promptly. The CM directed relevant authorities to examine the evidence and ensure that any misuse of power is addressed according to law.
State officials indicated that the investigation will focus on the alleged extortion of transporters, the pressure exerted on the land deal, and the missing Rs 92 lakh payment. If proven, the charges could lead to disciplinary action against the CSP and possible criminal proceedings.
The case underscores ongoing concerns about corruption within local administrative ranks and highlights the government's stated commitment to transparency and accountability in public service.
Further updates will be provided as the inquiry progresses and more details emerge from the investigation.
The accusations have drawn the attention of Madhya Pradesh's chief minister, who expressed surprise at the claims and announced that the matter would be investigated promptly. The CM directed relevant authorities to examine the evidence and ensure that any misuse of power is addressed according to law.
State officials indicated that the investigation will focus on the alleged extortion of transporters, the pressure exerted on the land deal, and the missing Rs 92 lakh payment. If proven, the charges could lead to disciplinary action against the CSP and possible criminal proceedings.
The case underscores ongoing concerns about corruption within local administrative ranks and highlights the government's stated commitment to transparency and accountability in public service.
Further updates will be provided as the inquiry progresses and more details emerge from the investigation.