Custodial Controversy: BSF Constable's Death Sparks Investigation

BSF Constable Jaswinder Singh died after two cardiac episodes while in NCB custody. Following his death, investigation officer and assistant director at NCB were suspended. A post-mortem and inquiry are underway, with NHRC involved. Singh's family demands justice, highlighting potential misconduct by officials.

The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) has suspended an investigation officer and an assistant director following the death of BSF Constable Jaswinder Singh in custody. Singh died of cardiac arrest after experiencing medical episodes on March 19-20, sources report.

Singh, who was arrested in connection with a narcotics case, reportedly had ties to virtual numbers linked to operatives from Pakistan. His arrest and subsequent death have prompted investigations and legal proceedings, with the National Human Rights Commission seeking reports on the incident.

The family has taken to social media, demanding accountability from NCB officials while the Punjab and Haryana High Court is also hearing the case. Custodial death guidelines are being followed as inquiries proceed.