
Bihar Cop Injures Himself with Illegal Pistol, Initially Claims Attack
What Happened?
An Assistant Sub-Inspector in Bihar's Darbhanga accidentally shot himself with his illegal pistol during a patrol. Initially reported as an attack by criminals, the truth emerged after an investigation.
Key points
- The incident occurred on November 5 during a patrol in Sakhatpur.
- The injured officer, Randhir Kumar, was treated at Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital.
- Kumar hid the illegal pistol at the police station after the incident.
- An FIR has been filed against Kumar under the Arms Act.
- Three police personnel, including a driver and a woman constable, have been suspended.
Key insights
- The concealment of the illegal weapon raises questions about accountability in the police force.
- The incident may lead to stricter regulations regarding firearm possession among police personnel.
- The involvement of multiple officers in covering up the incident indicates systemic issues within the department.
Why it matters
This incident highlights issues of illegal firearms within the police force.
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Source
India Today