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UP police need to be sensitised: Supreme Court on registering criminal cases against gangster over civil issues
Update / Judgement Date
29 Nov 2024
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The Supreme Court sought a detailed response from the Uttar Pradesh Police regarding alleged inaction in the case of gangster Anurag Dubey. The petitioner claimed that despite multiple complaints and evidence of Dubey’s criminal activities, no significant action was taken. The court criticized the police's failure to uphold the rule of law and demanded accountability for their inaction. It emphasized that criminal elements thriving due to systemic apathy undermine public trust in law enforcement. The court also suggested that stringent measures be adopted to ensure timely investigations and adherence to due process The case sheds light on the broader issue of inefficiency and corruption in law enforcement, urging authorities to strengthen institutional mechanisms for combating organized crime. A further review will determine if disciplinary actions are warranted against the negligent officials.