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The ruling and opposition parties Wednesday urged Huh Joon-young, commissioner-general of the National Policy Agency, to resign over the deaths of two farmers caused by tough crackdown of riot police.
On Thursday, President Roh Moo-hyun made an apology one day after the National Human Rights Commission announced that the two farmers, Chon Yong-chol and Hong Tok-pyo, were presumed to have died due to police brutality during the clash on Nov. 15.
President Roh, however, refrained from making any specific remarks whether the police chief should resign. He said he does not ... Read more
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Hindu - Chennai,India
01 October 2007
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Mayawati sacks 7,400 more poli
LUCKNOW: The Mayawati Government on Sunday sacked 7,400 more recruits and suspended 7 more IPS officers.
With this, the Bahujan Samaj Party government had sacked a total of 17,848 police and PAC recruits, besides suspending 25 IPS officers of the rank of the IG, DIG and the SSP.
Earlier, 6,504 and 3,964 recruits had been sacked in two instalments after an inquiry committee detected irregularities in their selection.
Principal Secretary (Home) J.N. Chamber told journalists that the action was based on the findings of the panel in the recruitment of constables conducted by 18 selection boards at different places in Uttar Pradesh.
Mr. Chamber said that among the 7,400 dismissed recruits were 1,900 PAC and 1,200 Police Radio Headquarters constables, who were undergoing training after the selection.
The IPS officers suspended were B.K. Bhalla ADG, ATC, Sitapur; A.D. Misra, IG, Inter-State Border Force, Mirzapur; K.K. Saxena, IG, PAC, Lucknow; Malkhan Singh Yadav, IG, Inter-State Border Force, Varanasi; Prabhat Kumar, DIG, PAC, Meerut; G.K. Goswami, Commandant, 11 PAC Battalion, Sitapur; and V.K. Agrawal, DIG, Economic Offences Wing.
Pulled up by panel
Mr. Chamber said seven other IPS officers who were suspended earlier were once again pulled up by the inquiry committee as they were the chairmen of the selection boards. These officers were R.N. Yadav, Daljit Singh Chaudhary, Ramendra Vikram Singh, Shailendra Pratap Singh, Chhavinath Singh, B.B. Bakshi and Akhilesh Mehrotra.
He said cases would be filed against the suspended officers and they would also face departmental inquiry.
Junior-level police officers who were members of the 18 recruitment boards were also hauled up by the probe panel. The official said departmental action would be initiated against them.
During the Mulayam regime, police recruitments were conducted by 55 selection boards, which were headed by IPS officers. The probe panel had submitted its report on the selections made by 43 boards.
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