After primary investigation, the Keshod police converted the application of complaint submitted by Alpesh Trambadiya in April last year into an FIR and named the officer Darshana Bhaglani as the accused.According to his complaint, Trambadiya had filed several applications to seek information under the RTI Act about the Surendranagar district collector, and other officials as well regarding the use of government vehicles. Thereafter, he filed a complaint against the additional district collector with the general administration department and the CMO alleging the misuse of government vehicles.
Trambadiya alleged that he received a call from an unknown number on April 25 last year. The caller identified herself as Darshana Bhaglani, who allegedly hurled abusive words and threatened to chop his private parts.
According to sources, Bhaglani is currently serving in the District Rural Development Agency (DRDA) in Junagadh district. When contacted, BC Thakkar, deputy superintendent of police, Keshod said, “The complainant first filed an application with Surendrangar district collector, and from there, it was forwarded to the police. We did the primary investigation, and thereafter registered the complaint.”
The complaint has been registered under IPC sections of 504 (insulting someone intentionally to provoke them) and 506 (2) (criminal intimidation).
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