Delhi: A 46-year-old Defence Security Corps (DSC) personnel allegedly left his duty point at Air Force Station, Aya Nagar, with a magazine containing 20 live rounds, prompting a PCR call, police said on Wednesday.
The incident took place on Tuesday when a constable, posted at the Air Force station, left his duty point around 7.50 pm and returned at about 9:15 pm, depositing the loaded magazine at his designated duty point, Deputy Commissioner of Police (South) Anant Mittal said.
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During an inquiry, it was found that he had left early after consuming alcohol, police said.
Appropriate action is being taken by the concerned authorities, they added.
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