A Kerala police officer leaks woman’s call data to her husband, govt clears him
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Cops to stand trial for framing bus conductor in Gurugram murder case - The Tribune
In a significant development in the 2017 Prince murder case, a CBI Special Judicial Magistrate, Anil Kumar Yadav, has taken cognisance of charges against four Haryana police officers accused of fabricating evidence to frame an innocent man. The officers — Inspector Narinder Singh Khatana, DSP...
'No One Above Law': Madras High Court Orders Arrest Of ADGP To Investigate His Alleged Involvement In Abduction Case
The Madras High Court has ordered the Tamil Nadu police to arrest Additional Director General of
Bike stolen from Gurgaon pops up in Punjab; owner funds police hunt, they return empty-handed with his damaged car | Gurgaon News - Times of India
Tilak Raj's stolen motorcycle resurfaced three years later through a traffic challan in Punjab, sparking a frustrating search. Despite providing leads
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Year After Dalit Cook’s Death In Tamil Nadu Police Custody, Family Faces Penury, As State Lapses Into Familiar Silence
In April 2024, Raja—a cook and Dalit father of three—died within hours of being taken into custody by the Tamil Nadu police. His family alleged he was tortured, and the case files reveal a series of holes in police claims. A year later, there is no chargesheet. His children have dropped out of...
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Kashmiri man accused of stealing paraded shirtless with hands tied on Jammu police vehicle
Station House Officer of Bakshi Nagar, Inspector Azad Manhas, denied any police role in parading the man
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Police Must Respect Human Dignity: Madras High Court Upholds ₹1 Lakh Compensation To Man Allegedly Tortured, Disrobed By Cops
The Madras High Court has upheld an order of the State Human Rights Commission recommending compensation of ₹1,00,000 for police brutality meted out to a man in custody.
"State Killing Its Own Citizen?" Madras High Court Slams Police In Sivanganga Custodial Death Case, Asks District Judge To Conduct Inquiry
Criticising the police brutality in the alleged custodial death of Ajith Kumar in Sivaganga, the
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