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.
The Madras High Court is investigating the alleged custodial death of Ajit Kumar, a 27-year-old temple guard, raising concerns about police brutality amid reports of 24 custodial deaths in Tamil Nadu over four years. Six police officers have been suspended as the court demands detailed inquiries and accountability from authorities.
The Supreme Court directed the Assam Human Rights Commission to investigate allegations of fake police encounters in Assam, following a Public Interest Litigation. The court stressed adherence to procedural safeguards and the necessity of impartial investigations while acknowledging the serious nature of the accusations. The commission is tasked with ensuring affected families can voice their concerns.
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Today (30th Oct): The Supreme Court Bar Association condemns police brutality against advocates in Ghaziabad, demanding accountability from the judiciary and law enforcement. They call for an independent inquiry, dismissal of responsible officials, and implementation of protective measures for advocates. This incident highlights the need for systemic reforms and collaboration between legal professionals.