Justice Sandesh rapped the probing agency which resulted in first making DC Manjunath as the 4th accused and followed by his arrest. On the other hand, though the arrested accused stated that he had received a bribe on the instructions of the Deputy Commissioner of Bengaluru Urban district, the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officers were hesitant to name him in the FIR. The Criminal Investigation Department (CID), which is probing the scandal, did not seem to take action against the senior IPS officer. Though, fingers and evidence pointed out the clear role of Amrit Paul in the Police Sub-Inspector (PSI) Recruitment Scandal, the state government had washed its hands off by transferring him. The authorities had turned a blind eye to the alleged involvement of top bureaucrats. The arrest of an on duty IPS officer of the rank of ADGP was made for the first time in the history causing severe embarrassment to the state police department.

The state witnessed arrest of on duty senior IPS officer ADGP Amrit Paul and on duty IAS officer, former Bengaluru Urban DC J. Justice Sandesh's observations forced the ruling BJP government which was mired in calculations of upcoming Assembly elections less than 10 months in the state to act. I will go back to farming, I don't need to stick on to this job,' he announced in the open court while lashing out at the ruling BJP and Karnataka Police Department for their inaction in major cases of corruption. Sandesh who has exposed the 'nexus' between the ruling government and bureaucracy. Bengaluru, Jul 17 (IANS): Karnataka is witnessing a spate of positive developments, thanks to High Court judge Justice H.P.

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