Updated On: 29 April, 2023 07:46 AM IST | Mumbai | Anurag Kamble
State human rights body issues notice to Nanded inspector general after police fail to investigate case of alleged brutality against Sikh youths four months ago

One of the victims shows the injury marks from the alleged police beatings
The state human rights body has issued a show-cause notice to Nanded deputy inspector general of police (DIG) after the police failed to investigate the alleged merciless thrashing of two Sikh youths four months back. Scheduling the next hearing for June 22, it asked the additional chief secretary (home) to submit a status report.
The Maharashtra State Human Rights Commission (SHRC) stepped in on January 9 on the request of former judge P A Singh Chahel, who had learnt about the alleged assault. It had since held four hearings, asking the superintendent of police (SP) to submit an inquiry report and appear before the panel himself. The SP did neither, stating that the probe could not be completed due to consistent bandobast duty.