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HC raps Police in illegal detention case

The Mumbai police got an earful from the Bombay High Court on Thursday while hearing a case of illegal detention.

Updated on: Apr 16, 2010 01:32 AM IST
Hindustan Times | By , Mumbai
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The Mumbai police got an earful from the Bombay High Court on Thursday while hearing a case of illegal detention.

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Chunabhatti businessman Abhaychandra Yadav (28) had filed a petition alleging that he was illegally detained by the Matunga police last year.

Justice D.B. Bhosale said: “This is the reason citizens are reluctant to come to police. If such incidences keep surfacing, who will trust the police?”

The court asked Additional Public Prosecutor Sangeeta Shinde if any inquiry was conducted against the police officers concerned.

Yadav, an automobile consultant, claimed he was illegally detained by the Matunga police for 18 hours and even beaten by an officer in August 2009 .

Yadav’s office is located next to Tata Capital’s, which gives personal loans for vehicles.

On July 29, some men hired by Tata Capital confiscated Mohammed Ismail Hassan’s car for non-payment of loan.

Hassan’s driver lodged a complaint at the Matunga police station, alleging the car was stolen by men posing as the company officials.

He was kept in the custody all night, and the next morning was taken to Tata Capital’s headquarters, and later to DCP Sanjay Bawiskar's office.

 
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