Custodial Deaths: Supreme Court Orders States to Report On Police Stations CCTV Functionality Within Three Weeks

Today, On 26th September, The Supreme Court took suo motu cognizance of police custody deaths after 11 individuals died in Rajasthan. It has directed all States and Union Territories to submit detailed reports on CCTV installations and their functionality within three weeks.

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Plea on Minor’s Custodial Torture in Gujarat, Directs Petitioner to Approach High Court

The Supreme Court declined to hear a plea alleging custodial torture and sexual assault of a 17-year-old in Gujarat, asking the petitioner to first seek remedies before the High Court. The plea had sought an SIT or CBI probe, AIIMS medical report, and compensation.

Supreme Court Takes Suo Motu Cognizance of Police Station CCTV Failures After 11 Custodial Deaths in Rajasthan

The Supreme Court will hear a suo motu case on faulty CCTV systems in police stations after reports of 11 custodial deaths in Rajasthan. The court stressed accountability and ordered urgent follow-up action.

Custodial Torture Case: Supreme Court to Hear Petition on Minor Brutally Tortured in Police Custody

The Supreme Court will hear a petition in a custodial torture case involving a minor brutally tortured in police custody, seeking an SIT/CBI investigation, compensation, and justice.

J&K Cops Arrested After Supreme Court Order For Brutal Torture Of Fellow Policeman: “Most Barbaric Instance Of Police Atrocity”

After a Supreme Court order, six Jammu and Kashmir policemen were arrested for brutally torturing a fellow policeman. The apex court described it as the “most barbaric instance of police atrocity,” sparking shock and raising serious questions of accountability.

“Even a Murderer Wouldn’t Do This”: Madras High Court Orders Rs 25 Lakh in Custody Death Case

Madras High Court slams Tamil Nadu Police for brutal custodial death of temple guard Ajith Kumar. Orders Rs 25 lakh interim compensation to victim’s family.

Custodial Torture Is One of the Worst Crimes in a Civilised Society| Law, Rights & Accountability Explained

Custodial torture is a grave violation of human rights and dignity, undermining the rule of law. Learn how Indian law and international conventions address this inhuman practice.

Kerala High Court: “Custodial Torture Is the Worst Crime in a Civilised Society; Lack of State Sanction Can’t Shield Errant Cops”

Kerala High Court slams police brutality, stating “custodial torture is the worst crime in a civilised society” and making it clear that lack of official sanction can’t be used to shield delinquent police officers from prosecution. The Kerala High Court ruled that the absence of government sanction cannot excuse police officers from accountability for custodial […]

MP Maddila Gurumoorthy Writes to CJI Gavai, NHRC, and NCSC Over Police Brutality in Andhra Pradesh

MP Gurumoorthy has urged swift action against police brutality towards marginalized communities in Andhra Pradesh. He highlighted serious incidents of violence against Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, and Backward Classes, particularly a case involving custodial torture. Gurumoorthy called for independent investigations and accountability from authorities to protect constitutional rights.

1990 Custodial Death Case|| “We Are Not Inclined to Grant Ex-IPS Sanjiv Bhatt Bail”: SC

Today, On 29th April, The Supreme Court rejected ex-IPS officer Sanjiv Bhatt’s plea for bail and suspension of his life sentence but directed speedy hearing of his appeal pending before the top court.