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Pardeshi promises help to youth accused by PMPML

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Posted: Jan 10, 2009 at 0442 hrs IST

Pune Twenty one-year-old Ajay Bhise, a resident of Upper Indiranagar, who was arrested by the Prabhat Road police chowky on January 6 for tampering with Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Ltd's monthly pass may finally get a reprieve if Municipal Commissioner Praveensinh Pardeshi is to be believed. "I am shocked to hear that a youngster has been sent to the lock-up for altering the date on a pass....Send me the name and details of the youngster, I will see it to that the complaint against the youngster is withdrawn," Pardeshi, who is also the PMPML chairman, said on Friday.

Pardeshi's reaction came after the plight of the Bhise family was brought to his notice. Ajay, who worked with a computer firm, had lost his father just two months back. His mother has reportedly refused to eat or sleep since his arrest. Ajay has been in the lock-up of Faraskhana police station for the last two days. He has been charged under Section 420 and 464 of IPC.

The Deccan police said the pass submitted to them showed that the date on it was altered. "The pass is original, but the date has been altered.," he said. Bhise was travelling from Kothrud to Pune station when the bus conductor, Satish Gujre, while checking Bhise's pass suspected something amiss on it and lodged a complaint with the police.

A PMPML traffic inspector said they had no intention of getting the youngster arrested. "In the last two months four-five cases have come to light where attempts were made to alter passes. The police probably arrested him to find out who actually tampered with the pass. It is suspected that some persons are applying chemicals and trying to rub the date on the passes and supplying them to commuters," he said.

PMPML joint director Aziz Karche said, "We have lodged a complaint with the police and it is up to the police to apply the law."

Advocate Sushil Mancharkar said,"If PMPML wants to withdraw the complaint, it will have to give in writing to the police, who then will have to submit a report under Section 169 of the IPC before the court."

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