Saxena elusive as cops show no hurry to nab him

BHOPAL: Two days after district court ordered forfeiture of suspended inspector Upmanyu Saxena's property for his failure to surrender in stipulated time, cops do not appear in a hurry to nab on-the-run cop.
It is almost two months that the suspended cop is playing elusive after abetment to suicide case was registered against him for his alleged role.Saxena is accused of abetting his live-in partner Sharma to commit suicide at her Misrod home on May 11. The on-the-run cop would frequently come to meet Indu at her flat and the two knew each other for past few years, police said.
Misrod police station cops, who are investigating the case, said Saxena's property has been seized and search for him will continue.
Details of his property, as furnished by cops in court, include a car, two bank accounts having deposit of Rs 1.4 lakh and Rs 4,000, besides two scooters.
Since wife of the accused is also working, the property registered in the name of his family could not be attached as it couldn't be established whether it was bought solely by him, officials said.
On July 10, family of Sharma demanded that Saxena's official residence, where the cop's family is residing be vacated. Alleging that police are going soft on Saxena, Sharma's sister Priyanka said her family would continue to fight till they get justice.
Sequence of events
May 11- Assistant professor Indu Sharma, 30, was found hanging in her flat at Misrod
Inspector Upmanyu Saxena, 55, was booked for abetting her to commit suicide
His statement was recorded the same day and he was allowed to go
May 13: Saxena was suspended from service
May 22: District court rejected his bail application
May 24: A departmental inquiry was initiated against Saxena
May 26: Police declared a cash reward of Rs 3,000 on him
May 27: The process was started to declare him absconder
June 10: Court ordered attachment of his property if he failed to surrender in a month
June 20- Saxena moved bail application in high court, but date is being deferred
July 11- Did not surrender after which court ordered attachment of his property