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Delay in FIR against Narcotics Control Bureau officials sparks outrage

Activists have questioned the delay in filing an FIR in the suicide case of Gurunath Chincharkar, who allegedly named officials from the Narcotics Control Bureau and police in his note

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Amit Ghawate, zonal director, NCB

Amit Ghawate, zonal director, NCB

Why did it take 336 days to book officials named in a suicide note? This is the central question being raised by activists following the registration of an FIR against NCB officials and an Anti-Narcotics Cell (ANC) senior police inspector in the Gurunath Chincharkar suicide case. Chincharkar, a builder who allegedly ended his life on April 25, 2025, following a Rs 15-crore extortion demand, reportedly used a 9-mm pistol, a weapon typically restricted for service use.

Navi Mumbai-based activist Sanchu Menon has questioned the NRI Coastal Police’s conduct, alleging, “If a common man is named in a suicide note, he is picked up within hours. Here, senior officials from the NCB and the police were named, yet the FIR took a year. This delay allowed for the potential tampering of evidence.”

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