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Police ARSI suspended for allegedly reporting for duty drunk, misbehaving with public

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Last updated: November 4, 2026 7:27 pm
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Published: November 4, 2026
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The public also demanded that the officer undergo an alcohol breathalyser test to establish whether he was drunk while on duty. | Image for representational purposes only

The public also demanded that the officer undergo an alcohol breathalyser test to establish whether he was drunk while on duty. | Image for representational purposes only
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An Assistant Reserve Sub-Inspector (ARSI) attached to the CAR Western Squad has been placed under immediate suspension following allegations of misconduct while allegedly under the influence of alcohol during bandobast duty within the limits of Annapoorneshwari Nagar Police Station.

The suspended officer has been identified as Gopal B. Rathod.

According to sources, members of the public objected to his behaviour after noticing that he was allegedly intoxicated. A heated argument ensued, which escalated when some people allegedly roughed him up before handing him over to Hoysala patrolling police personnel.

The public also demanded that the officer undergo an alcohol breathalyser test to establish whether he was drunk while on duty.

One of the people present recorded the incident on a mobile phone and circulated the video on social media, tagging the Home Minister and the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner and demanding action against the officer.

The video and the incident reportedly caused embarrassment among senior police officials, who directed the jurisdictional Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) to conduct an inquiry and initiate strict action.

Following the incident, Gopal B. Rathod was placed under immediate suspension pending a departmental inquiry.

Published – November 05, 2026 12:57 am IST



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