Security forces kill seven suspected criminals in Philippines
Philippine security forces have killed seven suspected criminals in a clash in southern Philippines, a military commander said Saturday.
Philippine security forces have killed seven suspected criminals in a clash in southern Philippines, a military commander said Saturday.
Over the past seven and a half years, the Directorate has successfully prosecuted over 80,000 criminals, demonstrating the effectiveness of its advocacy across various state courts.
Rohit Meena, Deputy Commissioner of Police, South West said, “The team of cyber cell, South West district arrested 17 suspects following raids in seven states and resolved 148 complaints. The fraud amount is around Rs 6.9 crore.”
He emphasised the urgency of improving the law and order situation and instructed the officials to intensify their efforts to ensure the safety and security of the state's residents.
So far, 139 criminals have been arrested while seven policemen have been injured in encounters.
Addressing an election meeting Robertsganj, the SP chief said the country has decided to change the government of those out to change the Constitution.
The details of the candidates with criminal records and the crorepaties were disclosed in a report by the Uttar Pradesh Election Watch (UPEW) and Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).
In a veiled attack on the BJP over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ‘mangalsutra’ remark, SP leader Dimple Yadav has said on Wednesday that the party should answer ''who snatched the mangalsutra of wives of soldiers killed in Pulwama''.
The world has been colonized, not by powerful nations, but by big money. Elected leaders, legislators, regulators, bureaucracies, law enforcement agencies, foreign policymakers, economists, educators and oversight institutions have all been co-opted for smoothening the way for profiteering by a few people. Nation states are being brought to heel, social security networks torn down and deleterious technology forced down peoples‘ throats for the enrichment of a handful of people, who have subverted the will of the masses, normalising corruption and teaching them to relish poison
Constant endeavour by police leaders to build up a human rights culture in the force is necessary. The essence of human rights is respect for human dignity. Indian police have yet to imbibe concern and respect for human rights, particularly of the marginalised and vulnerable groups. Organisational cultures can influence the work and conduct of its members profoundly
