When the fourth pillar of democracy rather sensationalise rapes and let out bloodthirsty cries for justice, editorial gatekeeping dies in encounters too.
There were mixed reactions to the Hyderabad 'encounter' of the 4 accused in the rape and murder of a 25-year-old vet, but many congratulated police for the action.
Mohammed Akhtar, the father of the eight-year-old girl who was gang-raped and murdered last year in Kathau, said justice had been served in the Hyderabad case.
While many people across the country praised Hyderabad Police for their action, families of the accused are grappling with both the facts of the case and the killing.
Order for 87 MALE drones will be split between 2 Indian firms in 64:36 ratio to ensure there are 2 independent manufacturing lines with at least 60% indigenous components.
The India-South Africa series-defining fact is the catastrophic decline of Indian red ball cricket where a visiting team can mock us with the 'grovel' word.
THE RULE OF LAW
The extra judicial murders were normalised in Gujarat, where mass rapes were conducted with the connivance of the state government – with children being thrown into the fire and thousands being murdered by henchmen of a political party. The police participated in these riots – a state minister was posted in the Ahmedabad police control room to oversee the pogrom.
Uttar Pardesh is ruled by a Godman, who gave instructions to the police that the citizens of a certain community could be labelled as criminals and murdered – there has been over 580 such encounters in the year 2018 alone. Extra judicial killings are normalised and become commonplace.
A home minister when he was a politician in Gujarat, ordered a police force to bring citizens on to the roads early in the morning and murder them, the judge investigating this politician died in mysterious circumstances.
In Bhopal prisoners under trail, who were young Muslim students accused of terrorism, were allowed to escape and then murdered by the police, this extra judicial killing was videotaped and distributed while the Indian population cheered.
JUST AS IN GERMANY IT STARTED WITH THE JEWS, IN INDIA IT STARTED WITH THE KILLING OF MUSLIMS, EITHER IN RIOTS, OR BY LYNCHING OF IN FAKE ENCOUNTERS. THESE MURDERS BYPASSED INDIAS CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
Now politicians can use the police to murder anyone, civilians can do so too, if they have enough money to bribe a police officer who is an encounter specialist.
Why go to the inefficient law courts, just hire the police it quicker and cheaper then costly litigation.
THE RULE OF LAW HAS BROKEN DOWN, WE ARE IN THE AGE OF THE JUNGLE RAJ.
Just as it broke down in Germany in the 1930s just before Hitler took absolute power.
TODAY ITS THE RAPIST, TOMORROW IT IS YOU
This is not fiction. This happened before. Déjà vu.
You termites were given a chance to go to your own country Pakistan.
Why are you still here.
Learn to live peacefully, we will not tolerate any Jehadis in our country.
Be grateful that we are not paying you back for Aurangzeb
I am seventy years old and remember the past, what you say is true.
Julio Roberio the former head of the Maharashtra police writes about these encounter specialists in the police. Inspectors who own assets beyond their means. Who later become politicians, people have lost faith in the courts to deliver justice
One wishes the NHRC had not jumped in so quickly. It might wish to send its teams to Unnao, to figure out why it is becoming the epicentre of violence against women. 2. Sengar’s victim, a Dalit girl, a minor at the time of the offence, was put through every possible trauma for a year, losing her father in the process, before the law began to care for her. If the NHRC would open its eyes, it would fiend a lot that shocks the national conscience. 3. The debate on the rights and wrongs of Hyderabad will rage on. I cannot bring myself to mourn the four men who were killed.
When it is legally bound duties, you find them wanting, when illegal things are done,(if any ) they get applause. Irony of life.
THE RULE OF LAW
The extra judicial murders were normalised in Gujarat, where mass rapes were conducted with the connivance of the state government – with children being thrown into the fire and thousands being murdered by henchmen of a political party. The police participated in these riots – a state minister was posted in the Ahmedabad police control room to oversee the pogrom.
Uttar Pardesh is ruled by a Godman, who gave instructions to the police that the citizens of a certain community could be labelled as criminals and murdered – there has been over 580 such encounters in the year 2018 alone. Extra judicial killings are normalised and become commonplace.
A home minister when he was a politician in Gujarat, ordered a police force to bring citizens on to the roads early in the morning and murder them, the judge investigating this politician died in mysterious circumstances.
In Bhopal prisoners under trail, who were young Muslim students accused of terrorism, were allowed to escape and then murdered by the police, this extra judicial killing was videotaped and distributed while the Indian population cheered.
JUST AS IN GERMANY IT STARTED WITH THE JEWS, IN INDIA IT STARTED WITH THE KILLING OF MUSLIMS, EITHER IN RIOTS, OR BY LYNCHING OF IN FAKE ENCOUNTERS. THESE MURDERS BYPASSED INDIAS CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM.
Now politicians can use the police to murder anyone, civilians can do so too, if they have enough money to bribe a police officer who is an encounter specialist.
Why go to the inefficient law courts, just hire the police it quicker and cheaper then costly litigation.
THE RULE OF LAW HAS BROKEN DOWN, WE ARE IN THE AGE OF THE JUNGLE RAJ.
Just as it broke down in Germany in the 1930s just before Hitler took absolute power.
TODAY ITS THE RAPIST, TOMORROW IT IS YOU
Nice fiction story! Are from Pakistan?
This is not fiction. This happened before. Déjà vu.
You termites were given a chance to go to your own country Pakistan.
Why are you still here.
Learn to live peacefully, we will not tolerate any Jehadis in our country.
Be grateful that we are not paying you back for Aurangzeb
I am seventy years old and remember the past, what you say is true.
Julio Roberio the former head of the Maharashtra police writes about these encounter specialists in the police. Inspectors who own assets beyond their means. Who later become politicians, people have lost faith in the courts to deliver justice
One wishes the NHRC had not jumped in so quickly. It might wish to send its teams to Unnao, to figure out why it is becoming the epicentre of violence against women. 2. Sengar’s victim, a Dalit girl, a minor at the time of the offence, was put through every possible trauma for a year, losing her father in the process, before the law began to care for her. If the NHRC would open its eyes, it would fiend a lot that shocks the national conscience. 3. The debate on the rights and wrongs of Hyderabad will rage on. I cannot bring myself to mourn the four men who were killed.