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'Our Criminal Justice System Itself Can Be A Punishment' : Supreme Court Says While Setting Aside Conviction In 30-Year-Old Case

CRIMINALS IN UNIFORM ? Police in India is known to embroil citizens in false criminal cases, where it's extremely difficult to get Bail from the courts,i.e NDPS, Rape etc. The Modus operandi is to identify Rich people in a district/ city , plan Extortion by either placing Durgs in their premises or get a woman to file a false case of rape, then seek huge ransom to get them out of the case. The entire rank and file gets involved in such extortion activity. It's a very sorry state of affairs, where police reforms and accountability is not a matter of concern or debate. STORY:- ( Source Mumbai News) 𝗣𝗼𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗲𝗺𝗲𝗻 𝗽𝗹𝗮𝗻𝘁 𝗱𝗿𝘂𝗴𝘀 𝗼𝗻 𝗮𝗻 𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗼𝗰𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗺𝗮𝗻 | CCTV captures the deceit of Mumbai police officers, as they are seen putting a packet of drugs into the pocket of the man and arresting him. Investigations have begun against these officers

A shocking incident unfolded in Hapur, Uttar Pradesh, where a man went to a local police station to file a complaint, but ended up getting Jalebis first. Chanchal Kumar from Kanaur village visited the Bahadurgarh police station to report his lost phone, but instead of immediately addressing his issue, officers offered him a choice to get between a kilogram of Balushahi or Jalebi. When Mr Kumar sensed that the cop won't budge, he purchased Jalebis from the shop following which the police officer registered his complaint. SWIPE LEFT TO LISTEN TO CHANCHAL KUMAR'S STATEMENT. A common man who goes to the police expecting help from them is instead spending money to feed them so that they would register his complaint!! And this has become common. This is how law and order works?? #formenindia #mentoo #mensrights

"HOW BRUTAL, UNFRIENDLY, INCOMPETENT OR CORRUPT IS THE POLICE?" The Indian police is not for the common man's help but to satisfy the politicians and rich people. A policeman is seen as a symbol of state power and as an agent of coercion and retribution; and not as a friend and protector of the people. This image was largely a creation of the colonial era, when the police force was used essentially to protect the empire and to suppress all rebellion and dissent. It is not surprising that 50% of the complaints received by the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) of India every year are against police personnel. I repeatedly mentioned, Justice Anand Narain Mullah of Allahabad High court said in the 1950s: “There is not a single lawless group in the whole of the country whose record of crime comes anywhere near the record of that organised unit which is known as the Indian Police Force“. Echoing similar sentiments, Justice Suresh on extrajudicial killings by police "They kill, they decide, and they justify”. Police kills the people even before they can be produced in the court. "THE POLICE THUS BECOMES THE INVESTIGATOR, THE PROSECUTOR & THE JUDGE!" #teacher #legal #law #lawyer #lawenforcement #lawyerlife #litigation #crimeprevention #criminology #advocate #allahabadhighcourt #delhihighcourt #supremecourt #supremecourtofindia #legaladvice #legalprofession #legaleducation #legalknowledge #legalhelp #lawyers #india #constitutionallaw #constitution #constitutionofindia #professional #awareness #aware #people #public #citizen #society #fundamentalrights #employment #development #police #crime #criminal #corruption

#INTERPOL’s Commitment to the Rule of Law and UNSDG 16 INTERPOL plays a crucial role in advancing the rule of law and supporting #UNSDG16, which focuses on peace, justice, and strong institutions. Notably, INTERPOL's role is also recognized in the 🇺🇳#UNSecretaryGeneral's report on "Strengthening and Coordinating United Nations Rule of Law Activities" (A/79/117) which highlights key efforts to integrate the rule of law with contemporary challenges including peace, security, technology, human rights, and access to justice. Key INTERPOL’s initiatives include: 1. Toolkit for Responsible #AI Innovation in Law Enforcement: In collaboration with the UN, INTERPOL developed a toolkit to guide law enforcement agencies on the responsible use of AI technologies. 2. Capacity-Building on Online Child Sexual Abuse: INTERPOL supported specialized training on investigating online child sexual abuse, involving international police units and the International Child Sexual Exploitation Database #ICSE 3. #CombatingTerrorism with #Technology: INTERPOL and the UN have enhanced capacities in Member States to counteract the misuse of new technologies by terrorists, ensuring a human rights-compliant and gender-sensitive approach. These efforts underscore INTERPOL's dedication to promoting a robust, fair, and technologically adept rule of law worldwide. https://lnkd.in/evJVxS_r

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"THREE DELHI TRAFFIC POLICEMEN CAUGHT ON CAMERA TAKING BRIBE." A bribery racket was busted in Delhi after three traffic policemen were caught on CCTV camera allegedly taking bribe and dividing the money among themselves. The accused traffic policemen are from the Kalyanpuri Police Circle. A detailed departmental probe has been ordered into the matter. #teacher #legal #law #lawyer #lawenforcement #lawyerlife #litigation #crimeprevention #criminology #advocate #allahabadhighcourt #delhihighcourt #supremecourt #supremecourtofindia #legaladvice #legalprofession #legaleducation #legalknowledge #legalhelp #lawyers #india #constitutionallaw #constitution #constitutionofindia #professional #creativity #personaldevelopment #leadership #humanresources #socialmedia #culture #futurism #awareness #aware #people #public #citizen #society #fundamentalrights #youth #employment #development

In a recent incident at Shastri Path police station in Jaipur, a soldier was reportedly stripped & beaten by police officers, prompting a visit from Rajasthan's Minister for Industries and Sports, Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore. The minister expressed strong disapproval of the police conduct and demanded accountability. According to Rathore, a soldier stationed in Kashmir, who had come to Jaipur for personal reasons, was detained and subjected to inhumane treatment at the police station. The soldier was allegedly stripped, beaten, and insulted with derogatory remarks about the military. Every now and then we see men being subjected to brutality & there's no accountability as there are no laws to protect men. This things will only stop when MEN'S COMMISSION WOULD SET UP. AGREE? #formenindia #mensrights #mentoo