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Court: No sanction needed to prosecute traffic cops for beating a person
Updated On: 18 September, 2014 03:03 PM IST | | Agencies
<p>Beating up and causing hurt to a person does not fall within the ambit of discharge of official duty of traffic police personnel, a Delhi court has said while directing two cops to face trial in a case against them</p>
New Delhi: Beating up and causing hurt to a person does not fall within the ambit of discharge of official duty of traffic police personnel, a Delhi court has said while directing two cops to face trial in a case against them.
It also said that no prior sanction for the alleged act was required for their prosecution. "If the act itself falls beyond the scope of official duty, there is no need for any such sanction. The act, as alleged in the present case, is beating up and causing hurt to the complainant.
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