Supreme Court Today (June 19) continued the hearing of Tamil Nadu ADGP HM Jayaram’s plea over his suspension in a kidnapping case. The Court questioned the basis of suspension without arrest and hinted at a CID probe.
The Punjab government dismissed DSP Gursher Singh for facilitating gangster Lawrence Bishnoi’s interview while he was in custody, following a report by the Special Investigation Team highlighting police collusion. This decision was presented in court, alongside actions against senior officers and plans for further departmental inquiries. Bishnoi is tied to the Sidhu Moosewala murder case.
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Supratim Sarkar, Additional Director General of Police for South Bengal, addressed misconceptions about police restrictions during R.G. Kar protests. He clarified the Supreme Court’s stance on peaceful protests, stating that the police have authority to enforce legal provisions. The planned protest lacked police authorization and garnered support from state government employees. Recent court decisions have also influenced the situation.
IPS Officer Amrit Paul Granted Bail in Karnataka Police Recruitment Scandal: A Deep Dive into the Allegations and Court’s Decision The Karnataka High Court has granted bail to IPS Officer Amrit Paul, who was arrested over his alleged involvement in a scam related to the recruitment of police sub-inspectors for the State Police. Justice Mohammad […]