Originally posted by: krystal_watz^^You do know that the Police were sitting on the complaints for about three months, right?
That doesn't mean the ministers and their supporters have the right to take the law into their own hands. Here we have a law minister who raids private properties without arrest warrant or search warrant, detains people, manhandles women at night (again something that's a violation of the code of police) and then throws tantrums against the police officers who rightly refused to cooperate with the idiot in observance of their code of conduct.
And what exactly are they protesting against? The police not complying with their whims and disavowing the procedures? The police is not the personal servant of the ministers, nor is it supposed to take orders from any mob. If AAP files a case in the court against the cops pertaining to this specific issue, it will be trashed in the first hearing. Further, Kejriwal went so far to say that he has no patience for Home Ministry's inquiry and wants the cops to be suspended immediately. We have millions of pending cases that may not be solved for next 400 years (yes, that's the estimate), however that doesn't mean we turn to mob justice and do away with the law. What's the difference between AAP and Khaap, then? That sort of stunt-baazi may look good in the gazzilion B grade Bengali films by Mithun da on vigilante justice but when an elected CM and his ministers do that its a matter of concern.
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