New Delhi: The Delhi High Court Friday refused “for the default” petitions seeking actions against Delhi police officers for failing to release their duties when violence broke out in the red fortress on the Republican day after farmers protested the farmers.
Noting that no one was present on behalf of the applicant when the problem was called, the chairman of the Judge D N Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh observed that the applicant was still not represented on the last few occasions.
“Therefore, the petition was dismissed because of default,” Bench said.
Archived in January, the petition by Dhanjai Jain, a Delhi resident, also tried to remove people squatting under his garbage agitation of farmers and to clean all the ways and public places.
The Petitioner subsequently sought the removal of the Delhi Police Commissioner from his position with the direct effect after violence on the Republican Day and prayed for a center to the center to place adequate paramilitary forces to protect important monuments and to ensure the safety of life and property of Delhi and restore feelings of self-confidence and security at among them.
“The situation of the cemetery and appeared appeared in the Delhi capital when on the day of the Republic, namely, January 26, the celebration was underway.” The agitation of farmers, which lasted for several days, took a very exacerbated and violent turn and the farmers reached Delhi’s interior armed with weapons, sticks Hockey, sword, and other assault weapons that disrupt peace and law and orders.
Tranquility in the capital city of Delhi City besides lowering the Republican Day celebration, “the petition was claimed.
It added that thousands of protesters reached Delhi’s interior to red fortresses and other important parts of the city in a truly uncontrolled and uncontrolled way.
Armed Police Delhi Failure in his duty to maintain his honor by protecting tokens from sovereignty and Delhi police did not make timely decisions to allow officials to use appropriate strength, he said.