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Is a police force accountable only to the common man possible? Prakash Singh, a former DGP of Uttar Pradesh, thinks it can be realised. Now that the Supreme Court has issued directions to the Centre and the state governments on Singh's petition seeking police reforms, things could change in the coming days. Singh tells Manjari Mishra that entrenched interests within the force and the political class would resist the changes:
Out of the slew of reforms suggested by the Supreme Court recently, which one do you think will have a far-reaching impact in reforming the police force?
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Australia: Ex Vic top cop deni
Former Victorian assistant police commissioner Noel Ashby has formally pleaded not guilty to 11 perjury charges.
Ashby, 53, entered the pleas during a hearing at the Victorian Supreme Court on Monday.
The charges allege he lied under oath while giving answers to hearings by the police watchdog, the Office of Police Integrity, in late 2007.
Ashby resigned from Victoria Police during the hearings.
He was charged in July 2008.
Ashby once aspired to be Victoria's top cop and was also once considered for Labor party preselection.
His six-week trial is due to begin this month.
The charge of perjury carries a maximum 15-year jail term.
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