Murderous Delhi
May 13 2008 | Views 129 |
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Tags: assailants(2) layperson slums crime Delhi police indo american crimefile
Tags: assailants(2) layperson slums crime Delhi police indo american crimefile
Murderous Delhi
Delhi may be capital of the largest democracy, but it still lacks basic amenities. It saw a number of murders within a week.
First, a young boy was killed by unknown assailants in one of the posh government colonies –Lodhi Road.
First, a young boy was killed by unknown assailants in one of the posh government colonies –Lodhi Road.
Then two young working women were nearly
drugged to death by a domestic aid, who was not only verified by cops but also recommended by a noted employment agency.
This also happened in a well connected locality.
drugged to death by a domestic aid, who was not only verified by cops but also recommended by a noted employment agency.
This also happened in a well connected locality.
Yesterday, a NRI student was killed in very mysterious circumstances. He is son of a noted Indo American journalist .
This shows that a common man is still under the grips of criminals .
This is not an exaggerated claim but what major nation dailies and TV channels are trying to proffer!
Dr.Kiran Bedi, a noted cop has often stressed to make a
change in entire policing system. Her views are also endorsed by many retired police officials .
It is noteworthy that two third of Delhi stays in rural areas and slums .Thus, many criminals treat these places as a safe haven. With no communication between urban and rural masses ,
lack of basic amenities and indifferent elite, a layperson feels
utterly helpless.
change in entire policing system. Her views are also endorsed by many retired police officials .
It is noteworthy that two third of Delhi stays in rural areas and slums .Thus, many criminals treat these places as a safe haven. With no communication between urban and rural masses ,
lack of basic amenities and indifferent elite, a layperson feels
utterly helpless.
Well, one can not take cops to task.
Most of them give the same series of answers- lack of resources, VVIP security, lack of perks ,influx of Bangladeshi migrants etc.
Most of them give the same series of answers- lack of resources, VVIP security, lack of perks ,influx of Bangladeshi migrants etc.
But, we wish to ask, if trained professionals will answer this way, then can we really call them law keepers!
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