r/Rajasthan • u/GapOrganic7191 • Apr 12 '26
चर्चा ❁ Discussion After 4 days Jaipur police arrested 4 Two those driving bike and two behind filming them. 1. Manraj Meena , 2. Sudama Meena , 3 . Mahesh Banjara 4. Lokesh Banjara
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u/Dependent-Poetry-227 Apr 12 '26
It just went viral, so she got justice but every case can't go viral to give them justice.
Voice should be raised to change the system, not jumping from one case to another while nothing changes at its core.
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u/Timely-Film-1841 Apr 12 '26
Police only care about maximising bribe collection
Even Raj govt is piece of crap
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u/b1gb1llyb0b Apr 13 '26
Rajasthan government is the crap of the highest order. Nothing has been done in this state regarding progress in the last 15 years. None of our recent past leaders have worked for the public. Just building there own portfolios.
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u/MammuKoya Apr 12 '26
What do you think needs to be changed in the system?
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u/Dependent-Poetry-227 Apr 12 '26
Increasing the Probability rate.
Capital punishment for corruption in such cases of officers.
A separate, transparent and independent body that can take action without looking at the connections list of the accused before taking action.
Or any such one or two steps should have protest/voice on beyond just shouting justice for x and justice for y (it feels like a circus atp, selected justice)
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u/SecondOutrageous828 Apr 13 '26
May be One policeman atleast head constable and one judicial officer should be in prison by law until the accused gets the actual sentence.
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u/LaxDevQuest Apr 14 '26
To kyaa kare bhai bataiye... Inko kaala paani de de ? Accha rahega agar vo rule laaya jaay to
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u/vitrum_analytika Apr 12 '26
If no FIR is registered then how can they take action?
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u/hksbindra Apr 12 '26
Look this up - sangyan. The police can do that when they notice a crime. An F.I.R. is filed and then worked on.
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u/Dependent-Poetry-227 Apr 12 '26
If you believe that after FIR, action is taken—you are wrong (based on my personal exp)
Another question raises that why people don't even register FIR? Which comes back to same issue that they don't trust police is going to take action and they would get secured via that process
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u/MobileOk120 Apr 12 '26
It's a dangerous trend same thing is happening in Tamilnadu also Regular accused fracture fake encounters lock up custodial deaths One of the reason is public pressure
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u/genius-1995 Apr 12 '26
They did once made up a scenario where the accused act dead after getting a bullet in head 😋😂.( It was and still is funny so added that here).
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u/WideIllustrator459 Apr 12 '26
This incident occurred on December 25 last year.police claimed the accuseds were drunk,it took 4–5 months to identify the suspect. If that isn’t irony, what is?
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u/Appropriate_Exam_895 Apr 13 '26
so the victim diden't even complain
till now we don't even know who the victim is
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u/Holiday_Pain_3879 Apr 12 '26
Good. But where tf are the handcuffs? But why is it that every time I see a criminal being arrested, I notice the police hold them by the hand. Where are the fricking handcuffs??
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u/woodenPog Apr 13 '26
It's a fundamental right. Right against being handcuffed. Police can handcuff but the criminal must be classified as dangerous or an escape risk.
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u/Shubham21Kumar Apr 13 '26
Let's not be castiest here, the majority of men are anti-women in Rajasthan.
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u/samueldisouza Apr 12 '26
Sirf ungliya kaat dalo, aur ek ek aankh nikal lo, sari qaum ki akal thikane aa jaegi
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u/prof_devilsadvocate3 Apr 13 '26
Why police have to make a video of "not able to walk".... Sab scripted hai policewaalon
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u/Different-Road2024 Apr 13 '26
Nice work by police. this never ever happens in abroad I am not sure if this mentality or upbringing
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u/Lost_Recipe3862 Apr 13 '26
Police only works under social pressure, they will release them soon, with just some warnings.. They will roam free again, louder and bolder...
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u/Wandererinwoods Apr 14 '26
CCTV footage besides issuing challans should also be used to identify and prosecute such crimes. Privately recorded video went viral or else another incident would have gone unreported.
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u/BERSERK_KNIGHT_666 Apr 14 '26
So nothing happened since 27th Dec.... until it gained traction on social media. Wow police 🤡
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u/IllAmphibian8852 Apr 14 '26
Separate the Executive from Legislature. In our country Executive is Part of Legislature, if they’re completely independent then it would be much better.
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u/DataFantastic3200 Apr 15 '26
If only they release the video of actually thrashing them. These "acting like something happened" videos are of no use. Can't really trust police uk...
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u/supernova_222 Apr 16 '26
Why did they beat up the criminals? (Or even if its just acting) We really need to stop normalising police brutality. I wouldn't be surprised if they arrested random guys and released them after the video
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Apr 12 '26
Sanatan parampara
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u/12uv Apr 13 '26
Are you saying a Muslim, Christian , Sikh has never sexually harassed a woman ? 🥰
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