Mumbai: Drunk Air India officer arrested
Mumbai: Borivali police have arrested a man named Bhushan Palkar (58) for allegedly giving false information to the police that a terrorist has entered Borivali.
According to the police, Bhushan Palkar, an operations officer of Air India, lives in Gorai-2, Borivali West, and serves as the vice president of Visput Society in his residential area. Another person, Pappuram Sutar, also lives in the same area, and his relatives lived in room no. 17, which Palkar was interested in purchasing.
details of fake call
When Sutar rejected the offer, Palkar, in an angry and drunken state, called the Borivali control room and falsely claimed that a terrorist was in room number. 17.
Borivali police station police inspector Pradeep Kale said, “On receiving the call, the police immediately reached the spot and found that Palkar had given false information while under the influence of alcohol.
Case registered against Palkar
He was caught and booked at Borivali police station on 24 December under sections 177 (furnishing false information) and 182 (false information with intent to cause hurt to public servant) of the Indian Penal Code.
Police Inspector Pradeep Kale and his team conducted the operation under the guidance of Senior Police Inspector Ninad Sawant of Borivali Police Station.
