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On HC orders, Chandigarh police book 3 cops for ‘thrashing' duo at police post

On HC orders, Chandigarh police book 3 cops for ‘thrashing' duo at police post

Time of India27-05-2025

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Chandigarh: Following the directions of the Punjab and Haryana high court, UT police booked three of its policemen for allegedly thrashing a National Youth Award recipient and another youth at Hallomajra police post on March 16.
The cops, identified as ASIs Sewa Singh, Ranjit, and senior constable Deepak, were suspended and sent to police lines on March 30.
One of the victims, Rohit Kumar, filed a case in the Punjab and Haryana high court, seeking action against the officers. During the hearing on the petition, the high court directed the police department to take action against the alleged officers.
In his complaint, another victim, Gobind Kumar, alleged on March 16 evening, he received a call from Rohit, a recipient of the National Youth Award, informing him that two girls from Hallomajra were being physically abused by their father and were crying for help.
Gobind and Rohit went to the police post to report the incident.
Upon arriving at the police post, Gobind and Rohit found the girls were already there. The girls claimed they had been beaten by their father and officers. Gobind and Rohit requested the officers to treat the girls with compassion, but instead, they were allegedly beaten with sticks.
Gobind alleged that the officers punched and kicked them. According to the complainant, the officers, who appeared to be intoxicated, boasted about their power and claimed to be untouchable by the law.
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Gobind said that while both he and Rohit sustained injuries, Rohit suffered serious ones, including a fractured thumb and severe swelling to his face, head, and spine.
Despite being repeatedly informed about Rohit's previous spinal injury, the officers continued to target his spine, alleged the complainant. The assault was so severe that Rohit lost consciousness and collapsed. After the assault, an ambulance was called to take him to GMCH, Sector 32.

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