I have filed an official complaint with @India_NHRC against the brutal assault and harassment carried out by Bhavnagar Police, Gujarat upon a man allegedly accused of murder.
This is an appalling assault on the Constitution itself. When Bhavnagar Police tied, assault and publicly humiliated an alleged accused, it is not “justice” but it is a state-sponsored brutality and a grotesque abuse of power. Article 21 does not end at the police station. An allegation is NOT a conviction; a police officer is NOT a judge. No uniform grants the right to torture, degrade or punish. Every officer responsible must be identified, prosecuted and held accountable.
India is a constitutional republic, not a police state. The Courts exist for the very purpose.
@Mrsinha He will post all kind of nonsense. Legally speaking, bringing Article 370 back would be extraordinarily difficult and would require a new constitutional path with broad parliamentary support, which is impossible moving forward.
Remember the truck full of stones that appeared near the CJP protest site in Jantar Mantar?
@ImAvdheshkumar traced the vehicle with its registration number. It was not a stray truck: the Delhi Police had seized it four days earlier
https://t.co/weHmvyvYb0
@MumbaiPolice This is totally absurd. You are literally suggesting that a trained police officer cannot tell the difference between a man and a woman? He knew perfectly well he was holding a woman, yet he didn't let go. Stop insulting people's intelligence by pretending otherwise
A landmark essay in @Equatormag by one of the foremost Palestinian intellectuals today on why the western mind represses the reality of the Palestinian catastrophe in order to salvage the rotting fiction of its own moral innocence. Essential: https://t.co/G1MAdqwKDL
VIDEO | Melbourne: PM Narendra Modi and Australian PM Anthony Albanese participate in Australia-India Annual Leaders' Summit.
(Source: Third Party)
(Full video available on PTI Videos - https://t.co/n147TvrpG7)
Indians will be remembered in history as one the most enthusiastic supporters of genocide. They will be forever marked as one of the cruelest people to exist. Future generations will study the hate that Indians had for people who did them no wrong.
In today’s @the_hindu: as Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam complete six years in jail without trial, another upcoming round of bail hearings and inconsistent Supreme Court judgments have placed the right to fair trial at a crossroads.
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