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Gujarat Police Bans Public Shaming of Accused
The Gujarat Director General of Police issued a new directive to the police force, banning the public shaming and parading of accused persons, citing a Supreme Court ruling on the right to dignity.
13 May, 11:38 — 13 May, 15:08
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indian-expressMostly Factual51d ago
Citing SC ruling, Gujarat DGP writes to police force: ‘Accused persons have right to dignity’
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Gujarat Police Bans Public Shaming, Parading Of Accused In New Directive
The new guidelines mandate that police officers must ensure the self-respect and dignity of an accused person remains intact from the moment of arrest through every stage of the investigation.
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First report: ndtv · 13 May, 11:38|Full coverage: 2 · 4h|Window: 4h
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