India needs urgent police reforms, otherwise political parties will continue to shield Vikas Dubeys, turning them into rich politicians with no fear of law.
It may be rare for an IPS officer to have the ability to hog the limelight in the midst of a political-cum-Bollywood spectacle, Gupteshwar Pandey is a police officer like no other.
Vikas Dubey’s manhunt had all ingredients of a pot boiler—a revenge seeking police, an administration that cheers extra-judicial killings, and a screaming media.
Uttar Pradesh, our largest state by population and most powerful, is also the worst governed. A state with 1-in-6 Indians has no hope because of its size.
For many social media users, gangster Vikas Dubey was first and foremost a Brahmin — a ‘tiger’ whose killing is just another ‘atrocity’ on the community under 'Thakur' CM Yogi Adityanath.
While global corporations setting up GCCs in India continue to express confidence in availability of skilled AI engineers, the panel argued that India’s real challenge lies elsewhere.
Taylor ‘Fema’ Hiester, commander of USAF F-16 Viper Demo Team, hit out at air show organisers for continuing with the show after Wing Commander Namansh Syal lost his life in the incident.
It is a brilliant, reasonably priced, and mostly homemade aircraft with a stellar safety record; only two crashes in 24 years since its first flight. But its crash is a moment of introspection.
Rubbish. No reform can improve police till its leaders show the spine. The failure of all police is equivalent to the failure of its leaders – most of them are IPS officers. When a politician says them not to register an FIR against Vikas Dube and not to investigate, why do they listen to him rather than following the Criminal Procedure Code which entitles a police station chief to proceed ahead? These leaders prefer Status quo, good postings and no inconvenience to their family. This is in spite of they having the most safe job in the world which can not be taken by anyone except the President and Supreme Court. The day they will decide to adhere to the law and not to the politician, will change everything.
I can safely extend the stupid argument of the author that “Killing of gangsters can’t end the cromes” or “Hanging the rapist can’t end the rape crimes”. I can safely say that killing of journalists can’t end the media Industry. So don’t cry when a journalist is killed by a gangster at will
I think this just a puppet game play. So there should be a proper investigation to reveal who are the back stage players.
Rubbish. No reform can improve police till its leaders show the spine. The failure of all police is equivalent to the failure of its leaders – most of them are IPS officers. When a politician says them not to register an FIR against Vikas Dube and not to investigate, why do they listen to him rather than following the Criminal Procedure Code which entitles a police station chief to proceed ahead? These leaders prefer Status quo, good postings and no inconvenience to their family. This is in spite of they having the most safe job in the world which can not be taken by anyone except the President and Supreme Court. The day they will decide to adhere to the law and not to the politician, will change everything.
crimes has been wrongly typed as cromes.
I can safely extend the stupid argument of the author that “Killing of gangsters can’t end the cromes” or “Hanging the rapist can’t end the rape crimes”. I can safely say that killing of journalists can’t end the media Industry. So don’t cry when a journalist is killed by a gangster at will