An ACB official was injured Wednesday when a police inspector, who is facing corruption charges, allegedly fired a bullet while resisting his arrest at a police station in Akola in Maharashtra, police said.
According to police, the accused Nandkishor Nagalkar fired from his service revolver at Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) officials who had reached Pinjar police station to arrest him.
A police official said the bullet hit ACB staffer Sachin Dhatrak's leg.
The police inspector was later arrested by the ACB, he said, adding that Dhatrak was undergoing treatment.
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