Kerala top cop faces court action after minor son drives official car

March 20, 2016 13:16

With the brewing furore over the incident of an Inspector General's minor son driving an official police vehicle, a court here has ordered a case to be registered in the matter.

The Thrissur Juvenile Justice Court, Thrissur has asked the police to file an FIR into the incident and also to file a case against IG Suresh Raj Purohit on charges of allowing a minor to drive official vehicle.

Earlier, the Kerala High Court had restrained the Vigilance and Anti-Corruption Bureau from taking further action in the case citing the matter does not come under the purview of the bureau.

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