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Mangalore: Workshop for Police on Measures to Prevent Custodial Deaths Held

  •   Tue, Mar 29 2011 04:30:38 PM

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (PS/SB)

Mangalore, Mar 29: Police commissioner Seemanth Kumar Singh said that there is a need to create awareness among police to take preventive measures to stop incidents of custodial deaths.

He was speaking after inaugurating a workshop organized by the commissionerate at his office for police officers on prevention of custodial deaths and human rights violation by police on Tuesday March 29. The workshop was on the topic ‘prevention of custody deaths and human rights violation by police’.

Singh said police to avoid such crimes during interrogations as it is not acceptable in civil society. He also suggested the police to study and follow the scientific methods of interrogation.

Though, no such incident has taken place under the limits of commissionerate, this workshop is taken up as a preventive measure. Constables, Head Constables, ASIs, PSIs and ACPs are participants of this workshop, he said.

Retired SP Ibrahim and retired deputy SP T C M Shareef were the resource persons for the daylong workshop. As many as 100 police officers took part in the seminar.
  

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  • John Vas, Kulshekar/Dubai

    Tue, Mar 29 2011

    If police station find difficult to identify the culprit in custodial death what more we can expect from POLICE PERSONNEL to find the real culprit murdering outside police stations. Beware POLICE PERSONNEL God is watching from above, he will do the justice even though YOU CAN'T DO IT WITH YOUR UNIFORMS. There is no value for human life and hence so many calamaties in the world.

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