Shades of Khaki: Are all policemen in India corrupt?

3rd August 2013 View this email in your browser

Share Tweet Forward to Friend About Us      Report     How-To Shades of Khaki All policemen are corrupt. If that is what you have come to believe after some forgettable experiences and reports of certain corrupt policemen, you may want to rethink your generalised perception about the men in khaki. Read this story of an honest traffic policemen from Mumbai.

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