RIP to priyank reddy
Punishment has already given by Telangana police ie death sentence so here after no body dare to do such it's lesson to all .
We salute our police officers. more
We salute our police officers. more
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Encounters are being misused as surrogate for punishment. Instead Law should provide for requisite number of Standing Courts that dispense instant justice within a day or two without requiring forensic, scientific evidence, scene-to-scene reconstruction of the occurrence of crime and, instead, the Judge visiting spot, taking the evidence on the spot. No Appeal should be permitted in the case of rape followed by murder of the rape victim more
Dec 07
Many politicians with criminal background are getting elected. Can we expect anything positive from them.The need of the hour is to eliminate use of money to get votes. Why does any candidate need crores to win election? That is the root cause of all the problems in this country. Getting Rs500 or 1000 once in 5 years does not solve the problems of poor people.So called education of people is next to impossibility. Only waý is to eliminate money flow.. more
Dec 07
Police should not be given judicial powers. They are always trigger happy and tend to misuse their power. What about the police who refused to register FIR telling that the case does not come under their purview and made nasty comments about the missing girl? Had they acted in time they could have saved the girl. We must push our lawmakers to make laws such that the case is decided in 2-3 weeks. Also retirement age of judges must be raised by two more years and every judge must be barred from holding any type of government or private job. To impress those in power for after retirement benefits judges tend to be favourable to them sometimes. Time frame for every case shall be determined and final judgement should be passed accordingly. Also judicial appointments shall be free from political interference. more
Dec 07
But it is the sheer negligence of the police that led to her brutal rape, torture and murder. The police is now trying to manipulate the time and place of her death. The main accused Arif told the staff in the Cherlapally jail that she was alive when they torched her to death. This was around 3.30am of the 28th. The police received the complaint hours before her death. They could have prevented this tragedy. But they did not act on it. Now they are trying to save their own skin by claiming that she died at 10.20pm of the 27th. Shame on them! more
Dec 06
