Not only are fake ‘encounter’ killings by cops rampant across the country, they are wildly cheered by a people who have lost faith in the criminal justice system
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Don’t blame the security forces, work to reform them
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Recommendations by several commissions gather dust as successive regimes decide to play it safe.
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Indian Police are stuck in the colonial mould. They need autonomy from state governments, extensive structural reforms and better working conditions, writes ex top-cop Prakash Singh
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Trans-border ops may have more optic value, but internal security needs a revamp
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The Centre and states have been dragging their feet on long overdue changes
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Despite losses, Maoist insurgency is nowhere close to extinction
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We need to transform ruler’s police into people’s police.
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