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Unraveling the outrage: Maharashtra government suspends police officers in Badlapur
The Maharashtra government suspended three police officers for not investigating charges of sexual manhandling of two young ladies at a school in Badlapur. Delegate CM Devendra Fadnavis declared the move and built up an extraordinary examination group. The guardians of the casualties confronted impressive delays, driving challenges, highlighting the earnestness of the issue.
On Wednesday, in the middle of broad challenges, the Maharashtra government reported the suspension of three police officers, counting a senior police reviewer, for supposedly coming up short to do their obligations in looking into the sexual mishandle of two young ladies at a school in Badlapur.
“The orders of prompt suspension of the senior police reviewer, partner sub-inspector, and head constable joined to Badlapur police station for the abandonment of obligation have been issued,” Delegate Chief Serve and Domestic Serve Devendra Fadnavis posted on X.
An Extraordinary Examination Group (SIT) has, as of now, been set up by the state government to look into the claims of sexual manhandling made against two female minors. Fadnavis gave the Thane Police Commissioner information prior to the day to draft a proposition for a fast-track court trial.
The guardians of the casualty young ladies were purportedly constrained to hold up for 11 hours at the Badlapur police station some time ago. Recently, their allegations were acknowledged, agreeing with the restriction parties.
Minister Girish Mahajan of Maharashtra went by Badlapur station concurrently and talked with the individuals there. Mahajan reacted to the dissent by saying that it has been going on for the final five to six hours and that it is reasonable since no one will be supporting such an incident.
