The Goa Police decision raises the possibility of Tejpal's arrest but DIG of Police O P Mishra refused to discuss their strategy if he does not turn up before the Investigating Officer.
The police may issue a non-bailable warrant against Tejpal if he does not appear before the IO or prolong the questioning till Delhi High Court comes out with its order on his anticipatory bail plea on Friday, experts say.
The police move also came on a day the victim, a woman journalist of Tehelka, who was allegedly sexually assaulted in a lift in a five-star hotel in Goa earlier this month, arrived here and recorded her statement under Section 164 of CrPC before a local court.
The statement of the victim under section 164 CrPC is being recorded in a local court here. The process is still on, said Mishra.
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