Supreme Court Demands Answers on Custodial Death in Andhra Pradesh
The Supreme Court has questioned Andhra Pradesh police over the delay in filing an FIR in a custodial death case, highlighting serious accountability issues.
Supreme Court Demands Answers on Custodial Death in Andhra Pradesh
In a shocking turn of events, the Supreme Court of India has intervened in the ongoing custodial death case of Sai Krishna, demanding accountability from Andhra Pradesh police. The three-judge Bench expressed concerns over the unexplained delay in filing a First Information Report (FIR) and has stayed related proceedings in the Andhra Pradesh High Court.
The Court has ordered that all relevant case records be submitted in a sealed cover by September 30, raising critical questions about the efficiency and responsiveness of law enforcement in such grave matters. Citizens are left wondering: Why the delay? What happened to justice for Sai Krishna?
This case not only underscores the urgent need for police accountability but also reflects a systemic failure to protect the rights of ordinary citizens. As reported by NDTV, the Supreme Court's involvement signals that the judiciary is watching closely, but will it be enough to ensure justice is served?
Source: NDTV
