Sanjeevan and the inspector, reported to have been transferred, have not been arrested nor anything seized from them.
According to a report filed by Bukit Aman’s Integrity and Standard Compliance Department (JIPS), the raiding team comprising officers from JIPS and Negri Sembilan Islamic Affairs Department, went to two connecting rooms at the hotel at 1.30am.
After identifying themselves, the team waited for 10 minutes before the occupant of Room 1002, who was the inspector attached to the Jempol station, opened the door.
They found the officer fully dressed and wearing a headscarf, while a brassiere was left on a chair, the report said.
The team then went to the other room, 1003, and found Sanjeevan alone and fully clothed. No woman’s clothes were found in the room.
The report said the inspector told police she was there to meet Sanjeevan but denied any intimate relationship.
Seremban OCPD ACP Muhammad Zaki Harun confirmed the report. He said the suspects did not commit any crime.
On the transfer of the inspector, he said it was unrelated to the case and transfers were normal procedures in the force.
Sanjeevan, in a WhatsApp reply to The Star Online, confirmed that he was in the hotel but “nothing inappropriate happened.”
“All I know I was alone in my room,” he said.
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