By Admin 
Allahabad High Court has raised questions on the encounter of Uttar Pradesh Police. At the same time, the statement of Om Prakash Rajbhar, a minister in the Yogi government, has come to light. Om Prakash Rajbhar said that the police is doing its job right. Now if the court has asked for an answer, it will be answered. Let us tell you that after strictness from the Allahabad High Court, the round of allegations and counter-allegations has started. SP has also cornered the Yogi government on this attitude of the government.
High Court raised questions on the attitude of the police
Allahabad High Court raised questions on this step of the police and said that such cases often come up in the court, in which even in minor crimes, the police fires indiscriminately and declares them as encounters. The High Court has said this during the hearing on the bail plea of Raju Rajkumar of Mirzapur and two other accused who were injured in the encounter.
According to the court, no policeman suffered any injuries in these encounters, which raises questions. The court has expressed concern over turning the encounter into an encounter by shooting the accused in his legs.
‘The court has the right to punish’
During the hearing, the court said that only the court has the right to punish, not the police. Meanwhile, the court has sought answers from the DGP and the Home Secretary. The court has asked whether any written or oral instructions have been issued to the police officers regarding shooting the accused.
The court also said that such encounters are becoming a regular occurrence nowadays. Whose purpose is only to please senior officials. Or maybe to teach a lesson to the accused.