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July 5, 2024International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR)0 citationsOpen Access

Police Atrocities and Human Rights in India

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BMBipini Chandra Mallik

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Creating a dependable and skilled police force is essential for ensuring public safety and addressing concerns effectively.India lacks a police force of this calibre, as supported by concrete evidence from many committees, human rights commissions, media reports, and firsthand experiences of residents who have witnessed crimes.It is widely acknowledged that the police force is in dire need of essential reforms.Two separate components of police reform must be executed at the same time.reform must be implemented concurrently.

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