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Patna, (Bihar Times): The Bihar government on Friday
said that an investigation was underway on the
sensitive issue of police officials not surrendering
the government arms even after their retirement or
going on central deputation.
According to the power minister Vijendra Yadav there
are reports of IPS officials, going on central
deputation, without submitting their official arms. He
said some of these officials have even retired yet
they have not returned their revolvers. The minister
was replying to a short-notice question of senior RJD
MLA Abdul Bari Siddiqu in the state assembly on
Friday. The minister assured the House that action
would be taken once the inquiry report comes.
Earlier, Siddiqui claimed that 18 IPS officers had
gone on central deputation or on deputation to
Jharkhand without submitting their official revolvers
which attracted stringent punitive action. He said the
matter had come to light after six rifles were found
missing from Bihar Military Police (BMP) headquarters
in Muzaffarpur sometimes back.
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