Custodial torture case: IPS officer from Bihar held, released by court

In a significant development related to a custodial torture case, a Patna court has intervened to protect IPS officer M Sunil Kumar Naik from actions proposed by the Andhra Pradesh police. The court issued a 30-day stay on any proceedings against Naik, who has been implicated in the allegations of torture during police custody. This case has drawn considerable attention, reflecting ongoing concerns regarding police conduct and accountability in India. The decision by the Patna court highlights the complexities of inter-state law enforcement actions and the legal protections available to officers facing serious charges. As the case unfolds, it may have broader implications for police reforms and the treatment of detainees across the country.
Originally reported by Hindustan Times India. Read original article
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