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Encounter of Atiq Ahmad’s son won’t eliminate mafia rule

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Asad, the son of gangster-turned-politician Atiq Ahmad, should have paid for his crimes – through due process. This isn’t the way to eliminate mafia rule. Failure of courts to intervene only emboldens trigger-happy police in the Yogi administration, even as a sensationalist media coverage hailing the encounter adds to the spectacle.

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