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Why India needs Police Reforms | Divya (Degree 3rd Year)

In 2006 Supreme Court in Prakash Singh versus the Union of India had laid down seven binding directives to trigger reforms in the police force. The main directive in the verdict was fixing the tenure and selection of the DGP (Director General of Police).In order to ensure no political interference, a minimum tenure was sought for the Inspector General of Police. The SC further directed postings of officers being done by Police Establishment Boards (PEB). Further, there was a recommendation of setting up State Police Complaints Authority (SPCA). Apart from this, the SC directed separation of investigation and law and order functions to better improve policing. It also suggested setting up of State Security Commissions (SSC) that would have members from civil society and forming a National Security Commission. Not a single state was fully compliant with the apex court directives. While 18 states passed or amended their Police Acts in this time, not one fully matches legislative models. In the above Video Divya from Degree 3rd year elaborates on various perspectives of Police reforms. #police #ips #ipsmotivation #indianpolicefacts #police #telanganapolice