BATHINDA, Oct. 14 -- Deputy superintendent of police (DSP) Ravinder Singh Randhawa, who was nominated by the state vigilance bureau (VB) in an alleged corruption case, on Monday withdrew his bail application filed before a Bathinda court.

The case was to be heard by the additional district and sessions judge, Surindner Pal Kaur.

On July 1, the VB had arrested a personal security officer (PSO) attached to Randhawa, who was then posted as Bhucho DSP, red-handed while accepting a bribe of Rs.1 lakh. The accused was identified as the head constable Raj Kumar, who was also working as the assistant reader to the DSP.

Kumar was arrested from the DSP office area, which is located on the premises of the women's police station, located near the ...