A London-based law firm filed an application with British police Tuesday seeking the arrest of India's army chief and a senior Indian government official over their alleged roles in war crimes in disputed Kashmir.
Law firm Stoke White said it submitted extensive evidence to the Metropolitan Policeβs War Crimes Unit documenting how Indian forces headed by Gen. Manoj Mukund Naravane and Home Affairs Minister Amit Shah were responsible for the torture, kidnapping and killing of activists, journalists and civilians.
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/indian-amit-shah-london-metropolitan-police-jammu-b1995862.html
I tell them itβs Naan Ya Business
I am a self-taught developer and mainly targeting to enter into the Indian tech service industry. I am good at developing applications but not in DSA. So I am preparing myself for the interview.
Now my question is, how much DSA knowledge is required to do daily jobs in those top service companies?
Today, I went to a police station regarding a mobile which was stolen. I registered an e-fir and was called to submit mobile bill and my ID proof.
First the EO (enquiry officer) who holds a rank of HC (head constable) made me wait for 2 hours and then called me to his cabin. He was rude from the start and always addressed me "tu" while I was addressing him "Sir" but he was very rude and talking aggressively throughout the conversation as if I'm a criminal.
This is not my first instance with police, I was abused by a COP while taking a walk after dinner near my society's park.
I want to ask everyone that why Indian Police is always aggressive towards public? Why can't they talk respectfully just like the way we talk to them? Who gave them authority to abuse anyone without any fault? Why aren't cops not held accountable for every action of theirs? Why common public have to think twice/thrice before approaching police for help? Why can't police be more professional in their approach?
