The Jharkhand High Court has recently ordered the Ranchi Senior Superintendent of Police Chandan Kumar Sinha to file an affidavit in a criminal writ petition filed by one Subodh Kumar.
Kumar, a clerk of an advocate working in the Jharkhand High Court was looted of his belongings while returning from the high court on Sept 29.
Furthermore, Kumar went to the Dhurwa police station to register an FIR but was allegedly turned down by the police who refused to lodge an FIR against the miscreants.
He then approached the office of the Ranchi SSP and filed a written complaint of the inaction of the Dhurwa police station and narrated the incident on September 29.
However, there was no response from the office of the SSP.
Thereafter, Kumar filed a criminal writ petition seeking action against the police and directed the Dhurwa police station to register an FIR and take action.
The court of Justice Sanjay Kumar Dwivedi heard the matter and questioned the inaction of the police.
The high court ordered the Ranchi SSP to file an affidavit personally and inform what action has been taken in the matter and cite reasons for not lodging of the FIR.
Kumar’s counsel Suraj Verma stated, the case will again be heard on November 7.
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