Thiruvananthapuram: Even though the LDF government has fought for the values of human rights (including the case of journalist Siddique Kappan recently, the state police have slapped the parts of the law (prevention) of acting as many as 145 cases in the last five years since May 25 , 2016-19 May 2021.
Even when the section of the UPA was slapped in a large number of cases at first, the government had received recommendations for prosecution sanctions in just eight cases.
This is after the review committee recommends the exclusion of UPA fees in many cases because investigations cannot collect evidence enough to convince him to maintain strict accusations against the defendant.
Even among the eight, the government has not provided sanctions for the prosecution for five cases.
In accordance with Section 45 (1) (2) of the law, sanctions for prosecution are only given after considering the designated authority report by the center or country that will make Independent reviews of evidence collected in the course of the investigation and make recommendations.
According to violation of the law (prevention and sanctions and sanctions of regulations, 2008, the reviewer’s authority must make recommendations within seven days of receipt of the evidence collected by investigative officers.
On the basis of the report, the state or state government must give permission to or reject prosecution in the next seven days after receiving a report.
UPA cases experience intensive supervision by the review committee.
The majority of cases where the committee believes and prosecution sanctions have also been given, ending with confidence by the court.
The police have received severe criticism when slapping the cost of the Rights Activist Kamal C Chavara and Nadeer in 2016, as soon as the LDF government is in power.
The criticism then forced the police chief to review all the accusations of the UPA slapped since 2010.
Then in 2017, the police had to attract as many as 42 charges under the UPA slapped in the previous five years.
Furthermore, in the guidelines issued by the National Police Chief, it was instructed that police officials must take approval from the District Police Chief before preparing FIR in scheduled crimes charged under UPA, Nia acted and betrayal.
The police also faced criticism when similar charges were slapped in two students – Alan Shuhaib and Thaha Fasal- in the case of Pantherankavu UPA.
“Youth who leaned left, lately, the tendency to be attracted to the extreme left.
But when the police slapped the cost of UPA on them, it was likely that they became confirmed Maoist.
The police must be careful and also factors in the ideological dimension without Treat them like treating criminals, “said a senior police officer.
Kerala: 145 cases of UPA are registered in 5 years
