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Thoothukudi custodial death case no arrests yet, Why has there been no action? | The Urban Debate
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as posted by the channelOn The Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, find out the shocking and horrific details of the Thoothukudi Custodial Death case, where extreme police brutality led to the death of Jayaraj and his son Fenix. The incident has sparked outrage as people take to the streets to demand justice, yet there have been no arrests.
"The police do not apply their brains when they file any other sort of FIR. They file an FIR for everything under the sun. But when it comes to filing an FIR against their own people, then they are suddenly reminded about legal procedures?" Asks, Dhanya Rajendran, Editor, The News Minute
The question is who is taking accountability for the deaths, as the devastated family demands answers from the government and courts.
"All the good work done by the Tamil Nadu police has been brought to nought by this single episode, this ghastly incident," says, Vikram Singh, Former DGP, U.P
The painful and unfortunate incident has brought to the forefront the harsh reality of police brutality, will this be the wake-up call for the authorities?
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