Jaipur: A 52-year-old doctor sustained injuries when two bike-borne men snatched her purse in Panchbatti on MI Road under the Vidhayakpuri police station area.
The police said that the FIR in the case was registered on Saturday and the police have since then launched an investigation but no breakthrough could be achieved in the case.
“We are searching for the bike-riding robbers along with scanning the CCTV footage installed around the crime scene,” said an official.
As per the police, the incident took place when the doctor had come to Panchbatti with her husband and children. TNN
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The police said that the FIR in the case was registered on Saturday and the police have since then launched an investigation but no breakthrough could be achieved in the case.
“We are searching for the bike-riding robbers along with scanning the CCTV footage installed around the crime scene,” said an official.
As per the police, the incident took place when the doctor had come to Panchbatti with her husband and children. TNN
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Info Commissioner asks DGP to save police station CCTV footage
The Madhya Pradesh state information commissioner has ordered the preservation of police station CCTV footage to ensure transparency and accountability. The directive follows a dispute at a police station where a Right to Information (RTI) application for CCTV footage faced obstacles. The commissioner has instructed the Director General of Police to enforce a protocol that requires the prompt preservation of recorded footage until the RTI application and any subsequent appeals are fully adjudicated. This move is in response to concerns raised about the violation of Supreme Court guidelines regarding CCTV systems in police stations.
The Madhya Pradesh state information commissioner has ordered the preservation of police station CCTV footage to ensure transparency and accountability. The directive follows a dispute at a police station where a Right to Information (RTI) application for CCTV footage faced obstacles. The commissioner has instructed the Director General of Police to enforce a protocol that requires the prompt preservation of recorded footage until the RTI application and any subsequent appeals are fully adjudicated. This move is in response to concerns raised about the violation of Supreme Court guidelines regarding CCTV systems in police stations.
Madhya Pradesh information commissioner ask DGP to preserve police station CCTV footages
Madhya Pradesh State Information Commissioner Rahul Singh has ordered the Director General of Police (DGP) Sudhir Saxena to ensure transparency and accountability in accessing CCTV footage within police stations. The directive comes after a citizen’s Right to Information (RTI) application for CCTV footage was obstructed at the Shivpuri police station. Singh has directed the DGP to enforce a strict protocol, preserving recorded footage until the application and any subsequent appeals are fully adjudicated. Singh highlighted concerns about the violation of Supreme Court guidelines regarding CCTV systems in police stations and emphasized the need for access to CCTV footage in cases involving human rights violations.
Madhya Pradesh State Information Commissioner Rahul Singh has ordered the Director General of Police (DGP) Sudhir Saxena to ensure transparency and accountability in accessing CCTV footage within police stations. The directive comes after a citizen’s Right to Information (RTI) application for CCTV footage was obstructed at the Shivpuri police station. Singh has directed the DGP to enforce a strict protocol, preserving recorded footage until the application and any subsequent appeals are fully adjudicated. Singh highlighted concerns about the violation of Supreme Court guidelines regarding CCTV systems in police stations and emphasized the need for access to CCTV footage in cases involving human rights violations.
Mohali carjacking case: 6-day police remand for three arrested accused, snatched car recover
The Mohali police have arrested three individuals in connection with a carjacking case within 7 hours of the crime. The accused, residents of Zirakpur, were identified as Akashdeep Singh, Abhishek Thakur, and Rajvir Singh. The police also recovered the snatched car, another car used in the crime, and weapons. The suspects have been sent to six days of police remand, during which the police will attempt to uncover any other crimes they may have committed.
The Mohali police have arrested three individuals in connection with a carjacking case within 7 hours of the crime. The accused, residents of Zirakpur, were identified as Akashdeep Singh, Abhishek Thakur, and Rajvir Singh. The police also recovered the snatched car, another car used in the crime, and weapons. The suspects have been sent to six days of police remand, during which the police will attempt to uncover any other crimes they may have committed.
