High court said, stop violation of human rights of history sheeters

News India Live, Digital Desk: New Rule for Up Police: Does a criminal, even a history -sheeter have their rights? This is what India’s justice system says. In this episode, the Allahabad High Court has given a very important and historic verdict, which has drawn a large Laxman line on the way the functioning of the police. The High Court has clearly stated that The police can no longer do arbitrary, especially late at night at the house of a ‘History Sheeter’!

This decision will curb the arbitrariness of the police without concrete reason or the arbitrariness of someone’s house at midnight and protect the fundamental rights of individuals.

What did the High Court say?

The court said that the police could not prosecute the house in a ‘arbitrary and unprovoked’ manner at night. Just opening a history sheet or being a history-sheeter does not mean that a person will be under police supervision day and night, or the police will ever bother him.

• Violation of Fundamental Rights: The High Court stressed that doing so is a violation of a person’s right to privacy and other constitutional rights.

• Right to equality: All are equal in front of the law. Only by the tag of ‘History Sheeter’, a person does not deprive his fundamental rights.

• Need and Reason: If the police also have to go to someone’s house late at night, then for him Solid and strong reason Should be. There should be a big reason for arrest or finding any important evidence related to crime behind such raids, not just with the intention of harassing.

  
  

What will be the effect of this decision?

1. Transparency in police action: Police will now have to create more homework and strong base before any raid. Arbitrary acts that break the door in midnight will not be easy now.

2. Protection of rights of citizens: Those people who had earlier criminal cases will get relief or which were declared a ‘history -sheeter’, but now they are living a normal life. His privacy will be respected.

3. Faith in legal process: This decision will increase the trust of the general public in the justice system that the law is the same for all.

4. Ban on misuse: The police will now have to think before misusing their rights.

This is a decision of the Allahabad High Court which is not only for history -sheeters, but also for ordinary citizens. This police will promote accountability and protect constitutional values.

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