US EditionBombay Excessive Courtroom slams ‘copy-paste tradition’ in police statements, seeks reforms
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Bombay Excessive Courtroom slams ‘copy-paste tradition’ in police statements, seeks reforms
The Aurangabad bench of the Bombay Excessive Courtroom has strongly criticised the prevalent “copy-paste tradition” within the recording of witness statements by police, calling for instant intervention and systemic reform. A division bench comprising Justices Vibha Kankanwadi and Sanjay A Deshmukh expressed concern whereas listening to a plea filed by Amol Nikam and 4 of his relations, who had sought to quash proceedings arising from an FIR lod…
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