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“I went for food and handed my service pistol to Jagsir. When I came back, he (driver Jagsir) was missing along with the Gypsy. Later, the Gypsy, which appeared to have met with an accident, was found abandoned. He (Jagsir) may have consumed liquor and is likely to have lost the pistol after that,” said Ghai.
Jagsir, who was arrested last evening, was produced in a Mansa court today and sent in police remand till January 5. However, according to a senior police official, who did not wish to be named, it was a case of “serious negligence on part of the DSP, who was supposed to take care of his service weapon”, adding that “the DSP strongly qualifies for departmental action against him”. Mansa SSP Manminder Singh said Jagsir’s investigation was on.
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